Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Why is Winston's betrayal of Julia such a key point in 1984?

Through his many years in the ministry of love, he had been tortured,starved, bashed, threatened and druged... but he never gave up hope on Julia..eg..Julia! Julia, my love!, Julia!... but then he looked in the mirror and saw he had become... he lost hope, and he started to believe O'Brien...Room 101; the main torturous rooms of all, and because he had a fear of rats he just wanted them to go away so he was started yelling eg. Do to it Julia!! no me!! Do it to Julia!.


Furthermore, they released and saw Julia later on, he placed his hands on her waist but just looked at him like she didn't have a brain... but when they sat down on a park bench and the breeze slammed their cloaths together it felt "awkward"and decided to go..but they promised to see eachother again...


So, because that happened near the end was to show you (the viewer/ reader) what they had and what they would do during the time they had together and how dangerous it was...plus everything happened along with them..plus he thoght O'Brien was his "friend" and told him everything.. buthe didn't betray her...he just stopped loving her, and they remained friends...but at the end Winston loved Big Brother.

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