Winston's Hate Song Analysis

This reading talks about Winston rented Mr. Charrington’s house for dating a girl. He heard somebody was singing under the window. A fat woman was singing the song. The song was made by Music Department. The song was without any human intervention whatever on an instrument known as a versificator. He recalled last day’s memories that his girl would not come to his place. He was mad. However, he wished that they were a married couple of ten years’ standing. He wished that he could walk through the streets with her as the normal couple without any fear. He wished above all that they had some place where they could be alone together without feeling the obligation to have sexy every time they met. At the previous time, he was wanted to rent Mr. Charrington’s house for dating. …show more content…
Suddenly, the scene changed into his working place. He noticed that Syme was gone forever because his name disappeared from the namelist. Everyone was preparing for the Hate Week. They created a song called, Hate Song, that had a savage, barking rhythm. The song, It Was Only a Hopeless Fancy, was also popular. Winston’s evenings were fuller than ever due to the Hate Week’s preparing. A new poster had suddenly appeared all over London. It was just a figure of a Eurasian soldier about three of four meters high, even the figures were more than the portraits of Big Brother. For some reason there was more casualties by the rocket bombs. Mr. Charrington’s room became Winston’s happy place. He was released from every dragsville because he felt happy with Julia’s dating. They both knew that this safety situation would be ended soon, and death was coming. They Cherished every time they met. sometime , they wanted to overthrow the government but they did not know to do at the beginning. They mentioned about the war and the Party. They thought that no one liked the Party. They wanted to create a rebellion with O’Brien. Still, Winston did not vary believe Julia. He thought that she was not really a