2. • Syme vanished.
• War
• Dominance of New Language
• Meetings with Julia
• Katherine’s Death
• Fear
• Exchanging thoughts
3. • Progression: change in the society
• Wide language, plenty of adjectives.
• Imagery p158/163
• Listing: p155/156
• Dialogues: hints, effects, message
p161/162
4. • Syme vanished as predicted
• Parsons, Julia, Winston, Charrington
• Characters are improving while society is
getting worse.
• Julia and Winston are thinking about their
situation.
5. • Julia and Winston: frequent meetings
‘‘Four, five, six-seven tiimes they met during month
of June’’ p 157
• Julia has Changed Winston :Winston had
dropped his habit of drinking gin at all hours. He
doesn’t need too many things anymore.
‘‘The process of life had ceased to be intolerable’’
p157
• Charrington: being glad to talk.
‘‘he seemed glad of the opportunity to talk.’’
6. • ‘‘Syme had vanished …and few thoughtless
people commented on his absence.’’ p154
• ‘‘ new poster had suddenly appeared all over
London.’’ p 156
• ‘‘The rocket bombs crashed oftener than ever, and
sometimes in the far distance there were
enormous explosions …’’ p156
• ‘‘…The rockets bombs had been killing larger…’’
p156
• ‘‘…dozen of children were blown into pieces…’’
p156
7. • ‘‘There were further angry
demonstrations, Goldstein was burned in
effigy, hundred of copies of the poster of
Eurasian soldier were down and added to the
flames…’’ p156
• ‘‘Dirty or clean, the room was paradise’’
• ‘‘…It was all nonsense, as they both knew. In
reality there was no escape.’’ P157
• ‘‘If he persisted in talking of such subjects, she
had a disconcerting habit of falling asleep.’’