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What does Winston believe will ultimately destroy the Party?

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The power of love and human relationships.

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How does Orwell use foreshadowing in Chapter 9 when Winston and Julia discuss their future together?

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They express a fatalistic belief that they will inevitably be caught.

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In Chapter 7, what realization does Winston come to about the Party’s power over truth?

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The Party has the power to make people believe whatever it wants.

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What does Winston’s fascination with the proles reveal about his character?

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He sees them as the only hope for genuine freedom and rebellion.

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What is ironic about Winston’s belief that O’Brien is trustworthy?

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O’Brien is actually loyal to Big Brother and uses Winston’s trust against him.

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What is the significance of love and human relationships in '1984'?

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They represent a form of rebellion against the Party's control.

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How does the Party manipulate truth in '1984'?

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By controlling information and rewriting history to fit its narrative.

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What role do the proles play in Winston's vision of rebellion?

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Winston believes the proles have the potential to overthrow the Party due to their numbers and lack of control.

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What does the term 'Big Brother' symbolize in '1984'?

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It symbolizes the Party's surveillance and control over the populace.

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How does Orwell depict the concept of fatalism in '1984'?

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Through characters' beliefs that their fates are predetermined and inescapable.