Book Three 4-6

Quote 1: "He dreamed a great deal all through this time, and they were always happy dreams."

 Explanation: Thoughtcrime is probably the worst thing someone can do against the party. The peoples mind in Oceania are controlled and in charge from the party. This shows that if you even try to think of something they don't want you to think about they will vaporize.

 Quote 2: "It was a swimming against the current that swept you backwards however hard you struggled, and then suddenly deciding to turn around and go with the current instead of opposing it."

 Explanation: Winston gave into the party's wishes. It was easier for Winston to give in rather than fighting and getting executed. He trusted the party and gave his life over for them to decide his fate.

 Quote 3:" His mind grew more active, he sat down on the plank bed, his back against the wall and the slate on his kneed, and set to work deliberately at the task of re-educating himself." (276) 

 Explanation: It feels like Winston had been giving up on himself. Almost every chapter he seems to start going with Big Brother and falling in love. It shows how it doesn't matter what type of thought crime you have done, the party will change you.

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