... we are introduced to Winston's strength and perseverance. Meanwhile, we come to understand Winston's change in character and weaknesses through his fear of rats and the shattering of his paper weight. It is through the course of the beginning and middle of 1984 that we view Winston as a strong and rebellious character. ... in which the party speaks of is artificial and without substantial support. Winston's perseverance against the party is also indicated in his purchase and possession of the glass paper weight, bought at Mr. Charrington's shop. Not only is it an item, bought against th...

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... forgetting all about his wife that he has let out like a dog for the night. Though after a few hours of sleep and Mrs. Morels pounding on the glass window to the point of it shattering he wakes up. After that night he hangs his head low around the house and sees to be showing some physical signs of regret and remorse. Though ... ...

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