1984 Part Two Chapters 5-8

Front

Who walks Winston and Julia from the door to O'Brien's room?

Back

O'Brien's servant, Martin.

Front

What changes are apparent in Winston in Part Two Chapter 5?

Back

He has gotten healthier.

Front

Who does Julia think is responsible for the bombing during Hate Week?

Back

Oceania/The Party.

Front

What unusual action does O'Brien take when visited by Winston and Julia?

Back

He turns off the telescreen.

Front

Why can Julia and Winston drink, smoke, and speak openly at O'Brien's?

Back

As a member of the Inner Party, O'Brien can turn off the telescreen.

Front

What is the significance of the telescreen in '1984'?

Back

The telescreen is a tool of surveillance used by the Party to monitor citizens.

Front

How does Winston's health change in Part Two?

Back

Winston becomes healthier, indicating a shift in his living conditions.

Front

What does the act of turning off the telescreen symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

It symbolizes a temporary escape from the Party's control and surveillance.

Front

What role does O'Brien play in Winston and Julia's lives?

Back

O'Brien serves as a figure of authority and potential ally against the Party.

Front

What does Hate Week represent in the society of '1984'?

Back

Hate Week represents the manipulation of public emotion and propaganda by the Party.