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   what is O'brien attempting to teach Winston? double think. how does O'brien explain the party avoids mistakes of the past? make sure not to fall like the other; eliminate enemies. what effect does the schock treatment have on Winston? he is becoming mind-controlled. what questions does Winston ask O'brien and what are the answers?

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   What does O'brien predict will happen after Winston's death? What effect does the (painless) shock treatment have on Winston? What questions does Winston ask O'Brien and what are the responses?

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   O'Brien gives Winston permission to ask him some questions. Winston asks what has happened to Julia. O'Brien says she betrayed Winston and was quickly converted through torture. Next Winston asks if Big Brother exists in the same way that he, Winston, does. O'Brien responds that Winston does not exist. Winston asks if the Brotherhood exists and ...

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   Finally, O'Brien personally takes over, torturing Winston when he does not give the correct answer to the questions O'Brien asks, many of which have to do with memory and objective truth. O'Brien finally answers Winston's primary question, the question that has haunted him throughout the story: the why of the Party's behavior. Winston also ...

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   O'Brien explains how the Inner Party avoids the mistakes of past totalitarian governments. State in your own words what O' Brien means. they make all the confessions true; they do not kill martyrs, the kill people when they believe the Party is good

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   Download 1984 Discussion Questions by Chapter for the PDF handouts, editable format, and model answer key. Print pages as shown or customize to suit your goals. Includes 1984 discussion questions and answers for Parts 1-3. The complete unit includes a discussion set for each reading (5 discussion sets rather than questions for each chapter).

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   What questions does Winston ask O'Brien?

   • Next Winston asks if Big Brother exists in the same way that he, Winston, does. O'Brien responds that Winston does not exist. Winston asks if the Brotherhood exists and O'Brien answers that he will never learn the answer to that question. Finally, Winston asks what is in Room 101. O'Brien says that everyone knows what is in Room 101.

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   Why does O'Brien say Winston does not exist?

   • O'Brien says that Winston does not exist because he is "training" Winston to see and think as the Party wants him too, to, basically, merge with the Party and lose his individual identity to that collective identity. Room 101 continues to be established as something to be feared. Need help with Book 3, Chapter 2 in George Orwell's 1984?

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   Why does O'Brien torture Winston?

   • Finally, O'Brien personally takes over, torturing Winston when he does not give the correct answer to the questions O'Brien asks, many of which have to do with memory and objective truth. O'Brien finally answers Winston's primary question, the question that has haunted him throughout the story: the why of the Party's behavior.

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   What does Winston learn from O'Brien?

   • Here, in his conversations with O'Brien, Winston learns about the Party's ideology and debates with O'Brien about the spirit of Man. Winston is able to look at himself in the mirror, a ruined, crushed human being, for which O'Brien mocks him. Winston discovers that Julia has betrayed him, but he has not yet betrayed Julia.

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   What does Winston learn in Chapter 3?

   • In Chapter 3, Winston enters the second stage of his "reintegration," understanding. Here, in his conversations with O'Brien, Winston learns about the Party's ideology and debates with O'Brien about the spirit of Man. Winston is able to look at himself in the mirror, a ruined, crushed human being, for which O'Brien mocks him.

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   Does the past exist in O'Brien's mind?

   • O'Brien asks Winston if the past exists. Winston replies that it does. O'Brien responds that the past exists in the mind of the Party only. To become sane, Winston must see through the eyes of the Party. Winston and Julia had thought that the Party could trick people about history, but could not actually invade or change people's thoughts.

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   3. Why does Winston feel he is morally superior to O’Brien and how does O’Brien prove that Winston is wrong? 4. What good thing can Winston say about himself at the end of this chapter? 5. How does Winston feel about O’Brien? Why? 6. What final question does Winston ask O’Brien? Book Three, Chapter 4 1. How has Winston’s environment ...