... working at the Ministry of Truth and secretly harboring mutinous thoughts towards the Party. He lives his life knowing that "if [he] wants to keep a secret, [he] must also hide it from [himself]" to avoid the Thought Police vaporizing him (Orwell 250). Feeling alone within this dystopian society, he and his lover, Julia, hope to join the Brotherhood and their comrade, O'Brien ... 9). Winston mistakenly assuming O'Brien as "the enemy of the Party" and feeling an "impulse" to "demand his help" in "[actively rebelling] against the Party emphasizes his willingness to sacrifice his secret id...

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... operation, like having an enema" (Orwell, 69). From the view point of Winston. Before Julia reveals herself to Winston (via letter), Winston believes she is a spy working for the Thought police, an agency that captures those who have committed thought crime (an illegal type of thought). Winston despised the thought of her: "He hated her because she was young and ... belonging to the "Anti-Sex League", He recognizes these people as being the most unbearable party members to accompany. Once Winston and Julia being to have intercourse in secret, he begins to depend on the sexual relief sh...

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