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What are some of Julia's memories of the past in 1984 by George Orwell?
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In "1984" by George Orwell, Julia reminisces about moments of freedom and individuality from her past, such as spending time in the countryside and engaging in small acts of rebellion against the Party. She also recalls instances of love and intimacy that were forbidden by the Party's rules and restrictions. Overall, Julia's memories highlight the oppressive nature of the Party's control and the longing for personal freedom and human connection.
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