Winston's Dream and Rebellion Flashcard

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What does Winston remember taking from his sister in his dream?

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A piece of chocolate.

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What is hidden behind the picture frame in Winston's secret apartment?

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A telescreen.

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How does Winston feel after telling Julia about his dream?

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Guilty.

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What does Winston think happened to his mother and sister?

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They disappeared during the war.

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Who does Winston think could one day defeat the Party?

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The proles (working class).

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What is the significance of chocolate in Winston's dream?

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It symbolizes lost innocence and the simple pleasures of life that are denied under the Party's regime.

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What role does the telescreen play in Winston's life?

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It serves as a constant surveillance tool used by the Party to monitor citizens.

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How does guilt affect Winston's relationship with Julia?

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Winston's guilt creates tension and complicates their bond, as he struggles with his past.

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What does the disappearance of Winston's family represent?

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It symbolizes the loss of personal connections and the impact of totalitarianism on family structures.

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Why does Winston believe the proles could defeat the Party?

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He sees them as the only group with the potential for rebellion due to their numbers and lack of Party loyalty.