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Q: Why is the party so concerned about language in 1984?
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Why would the party want them where people can see them in the book 1984?

The Party wants them where people could see them so that the people could see and learn from their mistakes and not do what they did.


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He brags about their devotion to the Party. Even after his own daughter turns him in for thought crime he is still proud of her fo rloving the party more than him.


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The Party desires power soley for its own sake. No society so far in history has sought this goal. The Party wants to be able to control the minds of the people like they can with Winston in order to be the top ruler of the world.


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He doesn't matter anymore because he has been turned into a loyal party member so he's no longer a potential threat.


What are memory holes in the book 1984?

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