Winston is stunned when he reads the note from the girl because it boldly declares her love for him, which is a significant and unexpected gesture in the oppressive environment of the Party's regime. This simple yet profound expression of personal connection and rebellion against the Party's dehumanizing control captivates him. It symbolizes hope and a spark of individual emotion in a world dominated by fear and conformity. The note ignites his desire for intimacy and resistance, making it a pivotal moment in his life.
Winston is stunned because the girl, Julia, wrote that she loves him. This is surprising to Winston because in the dystopian society of Oceania, where love and personal relationships are forbidden, such a declaration is risky and goes against the principles of the Party. It symbolizes a rebellion and defiance against the oppressive regime.
As Winston reads the book given to him by O'Brien, he becomes increasingly aware of the true nature of the Party's control and manipulation of society.
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill was the Prime MInister of Great Britain during World War 2. He addressed the nation on the issues concerning the war and gave the people hope during a difficult time. He was also an excellent writer. People still read the books he wrote.
She gave birth to Winston Churchill.
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill gave his famous Iron Curtain speech on March 5, 1946
His mother gave him the middle name Winston after Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War II when Lennon was born.
Winston Churchill