Write An Alternate Ending To George Orwell's 1984

Winston woke up and suddenly the memories of his previous experiences came flooding back. He remembered lying in the bed above Mr. Charrington’s shop with Julia. He remembered the voice from behind the painting and what happened afterward. The police had flooded into the room and beat Julia senseless before taking her away and then beat her. His final memory before falling unconscious was Mr. Charrington entering the room and then realizing that he was a member of the Thought Police. He looked around, seeing that he was in a brightly lit room with high ceilings and no windows. He is surrounded by telescreens and there are a couple of other people in the room. He was terrified, as well as the other Party prisoners in the room, who committed various “crimes”, most of them being a thoughtcrime. Winston then met multiple people who had seemingly done nothing wrong, from a starving man to a “big-boned” Prole women whom he briefly thought she might be his mother due to them having the same last name. (An indeterminable amount of time later). Winston woke …show more content…
“Where is it?”, inquired Winston. “You will know when you arrive, now get up”, intoned O’Brien in a stern but calm voice. Then Winston got to his feet and O’Brien took him back inside, navigating him what he assumed a series of hallways. Then he heard a door open and O’Brien said, “We’re here”.
Winston then heard the rustle of fabric as his blindfold was removed. “Isn’t this Room 101?” asked Winston. “Quite so”, O’Brien replied. “But here there are no forms of surveillance whatsoever, and it is here where we hid, right under Big Brother’s nose”. “What do you mean, this is where we hide?” asked Winston, curiosity winning out of the fear of being overheard. “This is the entrance to the Enclave, the real Brotherhood” replied