Analysis Of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four 1984

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In the beginning Winston is concerned about missing an evening at the community center. He fears demonstrating an inclination for isolation in light of the fact that doing as such is hazardous. There is even a Newspeak word with terrible undertones for that conduct: "own life". Winston was walking through the proletariat area, during his walk he passed the "brick-red forearms". Just as he passes the red armed women, the prole man warns him about an incoming rocket bomb. The bomb destroys a building, Winston went to look around and he found a severed hand that he kick into the gutter. He then continues and comes upon a pub where he finds three men arguing over the lottery, which is a scam run by the Party. After seeing the people in the working-class

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