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"He felt deeply drawn to him, and not solely because he was intrigued by the contrast in O'Brien's urbane manner and his prize-fighter's physique. Much more it was because of a secretly held belief- or perhaps not even a belief, merely a hope- that O'Brien's political orthodoxy was not perfect" (P. 13) O'Brien had Winston confused from the first moment he saw him. Winston tried his hardest to read O'Brien and determine his position in politics, but since O'Brien is secretly observing and spying, Winston was brutally wrong. 

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Large burly man with a thick neck, course face, and spectacles

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O'Brien gives Winston his address, which seems suspicious. During Winston's meeting with O'Brien, there are hints of something sinister, but it is unclear what O'Brien's intentions are.

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 large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face". O'Brien is deceiving and looks to be on your side and friendly. But in reality he is on the enemy side and hides it very well from Winston and lies to him. He wants to do whatever he can to bring you down. One of the places we see this is when he pretends that he is afraid of being caught to but he is already sucked into the party. Tries every little thing to make you think he is on your side. And betrays Winston.

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musclular and fat "a large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face" manipulative,35 years old glasses

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" You did well to me" said O'brien. " It is necessary for us to know everything. This shows that O'brien got winston to tell him everything he knew so he could take winston down. Winston thought he could trust O"brien but he ended up kidnapping Winston

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give me a older white guy with glasses that looks like a buisnessman

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On page 87 of the novel Winston says, "The face gazed up at him, heavy, calm, protecting, but what kind of smile was hidden beneath the dark mustache?". I feel like in the beginning we thought that O'Brien was a very good guy and someone who could ultimately help the rebels and take down big brother. We later find out that he has in fact been lying to and deceiving Winston the whole time, he is a member of the inner party. This is why the title I chose was O'Brien is not who he says he is. 

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a 40 year old man with glasses intense eyes

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"In spite of his formidable appearance, he had a certain charm of manner". (Page 13). O'Brien appears to be something and says things that are lies. O'Brien isn't your ally, he isn't trying to help you, and he isn't your friend. He is a liar and he wants to get as much out of you to take you down!

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From the beginning O'brien is seen as someone who sees through people especially Winston. This moment during the two minutes hate hinted at a deeper connection.  "O'Brien was looking at him in a curious way, almost as though he were trying to convey something to him across the room." (p.18)

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The AI created an image of a man in a dark suit standing in the shadows with a serious, unreadable expression. We chose this one because it captures O’Brien’s mysterious and intimidating presence throughout the book. He always seemed powerful and slightly out of reach, which makes sense now knowing he was part of the Party’s trap the entire time.

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Obrien is sly and decein. He presnets himself as a friend to winston to gain his trust. Later on he revelas his alleigence to the party. He betrays wintson."You are a slow leaner, Winston." I chose this quote because it shows that Obrien is sly when deceiving Winston

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sly middle aged man with glases decieving

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O’Brien is both intelligent and cunning. He deceives Winston by pretending to be an ally, only to betray him later, showing his skill in manipulation. As a powerful Inner Party member, he explains the Party’s ideology with chilling logic, using both psychological and physical tactics to break Winston’s will. His ability to control not just actions but thoughts reveals his cold, calculated intelligence.

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Obiren from 1984 a tough man with glasses and looks smart and canaving 

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"It was as though their two minds had opened and the thoughts were flowing from one into the other through their eyes" (p.18). This is during the two minutes hate, Winston thinks they shared hatred of the party while O'Brien is trying to trap him and deceive him. 

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a man about 50 years old with glasses, thick neck, harsh cold expressions, could have a mild smile, large and burly

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"We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness" and "You knew this, Winston... Don't deceive yourself. You did not know it, you have always known it." (page 197) These quotes show that O'Brien was deceiving Winston in the beginning by trying to act like he is afraid of getting caught too. Once we get to page 197 you can see that O'Brien was almost dropping to many hints that he was faking it but we and Winston had this hope that maybe this was the answer to start the rebellion, but in reality he was again gas lighting Winston into thinking that he was supposed to pick up on it not being real. But Winston had hope. 

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big burly man, 30 years old, deceiving look in his eyes, in overalls

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"you knew this Winston... Don't deceive yourself. you did know it you have always known it. (page 197) very dishonest in the way that he puts the idea in your mind that you can trust him but in reality he will just back stab you and not care for you when you are getting run out to dry. 

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On page 18, Winston and O'Brien lock eyes for a second. "But there was a fraction of a second where their eyes met, and for as long as it took it to happen, Winston knew-Yes, he knew!- that O'Brien was thinking the same thing as himself." Almost as if he can read his mind. This turns out, is because O'Brien is a thought police, and can pick up on subtle details of rebellion based on how people act, so he convinced Winston with just a glance that he was on his side, even though it was all a set up.

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A heavy set man but that is still fit that has a brutish face like clark kent but is different with black hair and glasses, wearing black overalls. He is in front of a bleak dark dystipian london

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On page 18 Winston notices O'Brien and locks eyes with him for a brief moment. He proceeds to say "where there eyes met, and for as long as it took to happen, Winston knew. Yes, he knew. That O'Brien was thinking the same thing." The reason I believe this is persuasion is because of how O'Brien looks at Winston and in a sense it proves to Winston that he can trust O'Brien. This comes in handy later in the story when he is able to gain the respect of Winston which later allows him to gain intel into Winston and Julia's planned rebellion. After all this all he has to do is turn them into the thought police. So with the use of  his persuasive looks he is able to get his way.

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a middle aged man that looks to be untruthful

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" But there was a fraction of the second when their eyes met, and for as long as it took to happen Winston knew, he knew! -that Obrien was thinking the same thing as himself. an unmistakable message had passed. it was as though their two minds had opened and the thoughts were flowing from one into the other through their eyes." page 18. This quote shows that he might secretly share Winston's rebellious thoughts. the idea that their minds "opened" and shared thoughts create a sense of hidden knowledge or power. The uncertainty of weather he can trust Obrien or not adds to his mysterious and unpredictable nature.

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"To betray your country to foreign powers?" Pg 142. O'Brien in my mind is conniving because he is asking Winston all these questions that would seem in Winston's eyes to see how devoted he is to that cause, but when looking back at it, you see that these questions are meant to incriminate Winston even more. As a member of Big Brother, O'Brien is manipulative for his, and the rest of the party's gain.

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A man with orange-dark brown hair with a stubble. He is grim faced, and conniving. He is powerful, but charming. He is wearing black overalls.

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On page 18 is when Winston first locks eyes with Obrien. "But there was a fraction of a second where their eyes met, and for as long as it took to happen, Winston knew - yes, he knew! - That O'Brien was thinking the same thing as himself." Then the book says "It was as though their two minds had opened up and he thoughts were flowing from one into another." This can foreshadow Obrien's Keen sense of ability to detect that Winston wasn't like everyone else. He was think the same thing as Obrien and that is what gave Winston away in the end. 

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"a true war story is never moral, its not moral, not un-moral. just a story" (p.68) this is scary coming from O'Brien because he can chnage the past because in his mind its just a story. this isnt good for winston and julia because they want to change things. 

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Page 130: "'I was talking recently to a friend of yours who is certainly an expert His name has slipped my memory for the moment.' Again Winston's heart stirred painfully. It was inconceivable that this was anything other than a reference to Syme. But Syme was not only dead, he was abolished, an unperson......O'Brien's remark must obviously have been intended as a signal, a code word. By sharing a small act of thoughtcrime he had turned the two of them into accomplices."                                                                                                How would O'Brien know who Syme was. He is a member of the Inner party and I'm guessing that Inner Party and Outer Party members rarely associate with each other. He hinted that he had something to do with Symes death. But knowing how Winston thinks because of the telescreens and working with him. O'Brien knew how Winston would react.

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"We Shall Meet in the Place Where There is no Darkness." P. 24-25 Winston first heard this in his dream and it was a foreshadow to Winston and O'Brien in the Ministry of Love. We think that Winston didn't see this as a bad thing that O'Brien was going to do because "it was said very quietly almost casually a statement not a command. Winston often misjudges people so he wasn't able to see that O'Brien was going to be a snake.

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"shall I say it or shall you"? Page 140 O'Brien says this indicates that he wants Winston to say first that he hates the party and wants to be part if the brotherhood. He tricks Winston into saying "We believe that there is some kind of conspiracy, some that you are involved in it. We want to join it and work for it. We are enemies of the Party." By Winston saying this he has reason to  turn him in.

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draw me a middle-aged man who is a little bigger and wears glasses and black overals

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"They got me a long time ago" This shows how he was in the party a long time ago. He went against all of his beliefs and he has been spying for Big Brother. And we don't know how long he has been in the inner party but it's been before he met Winston. He seems sympathetic but here he has become the bad guy. He is a liar and is finally showing his true colors.

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White man in 30's in 1984 classical has spectacles has huge muscle and two sides to him one happy side the other angry

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When O’Brien and Winston first “meet” O’Brien give a look to Winston, looking back now this could be used as a way to draw Winston out, if a person like Winston was looking to revive big brother they could take this signal like Winston did and try to work with O’Brien, admitting to wanting to go against big brother, others who may not have that thought wouldn’t take this “look” the same way Winston did, O’Brien used this as a way to find people who want to Go against Big brother and  Lead them on eventually turning them in.

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"But there was a fraction of a second when their eyes met, and for as long as it took to happen Winston knew-yes, he knew!-that O'Brien was thinking the same thing as himself. It was as though their two minds had opened and the thoughts were flowing from one into the other through their eyes." "I am with you," O'Brien seemed to be saying to him. "I know precisely what you are feeling. I know all about your contempt, your hatred, your disgust. But don't worry, I am on your side!" Page 18 He is being manipulative and is trying to trick everyone by acting like he is with them but there is something about him that isn't easy to read.

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“The face gazed up at him, heavy, calm, protecting, but what kind of smile was hidden beneath the dark mustache?” (pg, 87) O’brien looks very intelligent and smart which makes us think that he knows something that we don’t. However, he looks very easy to talk to and someone that you could trust but can’t because he hold much power and manipulation within the Party.

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A middle aged bigger man with a dark mustache and glasses. He looks easy to talk to but also looks suspicious. he is smart and looks intelligent. he has a rugged look and has a watch on.

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"The other person was a man named O'Brien, a member of the Inner Party and holder of some post so important and remote that Winston had only a dim idea of its nature" Page 13. Winston has no idea what O'Brien does because he's so important in the party. This foreshadows how he works for the Ministry of Love because nobody knows what happens there.

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"With the curious, disarming friendliness that he always managed to put into the gesture, he resettled his spectacles on his nose." This quote tells us that O'Brien is trying to appear friendly. He is purposefully doing small acts to endear people to him. He wants to appear open in order to attract those who aren't so loyal to Big Brother.

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"I know precisely what you are feeling. I know all about your contempt, your hatred, your disgust, but dont worry I am on your side." (pg 18) This is him pretending he is on Winstons side in reality he is against them so he is being quite tricky considering he is lying to their faces and manipulating them.

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O'Brien is tricky because of how deceitful and untrustworthy he is. "O'Brien's remark must obviously have been intended as a signal, a code word. My sharing a small act of thoughtcrime he had turned the two of them into accomplices." This quote I personally think gave off that the O"Brien is apart of the thought police. Because why would he have made that remark if he didn't know something. I think he just has a way with words that makes him seem more believable and trustworthy. Winston trusted him and he was only using him for more information to turn them into the ministry of love. 

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"He is a man of the party but also of the world"  this quote really shows how two sided he is it shows us how loyalty and deception are two sides of the same coin and how you'll never really now what ide he is one 

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features that o obrein from 1984 would have if he was real 

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"For a second, two seconds, they had exchanged an equivocal glance, and that was the end of the story." This quote proves that O'Brien was on the watch for people who seemed to question the 2-minutes hate. In making eye contact with Winston, O'Brien was not looking for someone who looked uncertain for the sake of finding common ground, but for the sake of using it against them. This goes to show how observant O'Brien is--constantly on the lookout for thought criminals.

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"Something in his face suggested it irresistibly. And again, perhaps it was not even unorthodoxy that was written in his face, but simply intelligence" (13). O'Brien's intelligent demeanor is initially attributed to awareness of the injustices of the party, but it is later revealed that his intelligence was actually aimed against Winston instead of the Party.

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he is suspicious because he has access to so many things and nobody else has. he’s a traitor because he turned on Winston and Julia. he was just a liar. “O’Brien fell two of his pockets and then a pencil” He Exactly where the telescreen wouldn’t see And he would only know that if he could see what was on the telescreen

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I want him to look like a traitor and an evil man that’s very mysterious and a businessman with a mustache and some cool glasses

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"You did well to tell me, It is necessary for us to know everything." Page 143, he was able to get Winston to tell him everything, making Winston think that he could trust him, but instead, O'Brien used that to kidnap him and go against him.

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a man with a large brutal face with a certain charmand a thick neck with a mistroubling face

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"In spite of his formidable appearance he had a certain charm of manner" (pg. 13) O'Brian uses his  charm to trick people into convincing him. 

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"We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness". (pg. 24) O'Brien says this in a dream Winston has, and later O'Brien says it in reality. At first Winston sees it as a sign of hope but realizes "The place where there is no darkness" turns out to be the Ministry of Love where it's always bright and he's tortured by O'Brien.

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"We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness." For Winston, this sentence bring him hope, but what is really meant was he would meet Winston in the Ministry of Love, where there's no windows and it's always fluorescently bright. 

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O’Brien was always one step ahead of Winston. O’brien tried to convince Winston to join the brotherhood. “ You will work for a while, you will be caught, you will confess, and then you will die…There is no possibility that any perceptible change will happen within our own lifetime. We are the dead.” O’Brien conceived Julia and Winston that he was a rebel just like them. 

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O’Brien is playing chess while Winston is playing checkers

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O’Brien is playing chess while Winston is playing checkers

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"Even in the midst of his panic, Winston was too much taken aback to be able to hold his tongue. "You can turn it off!" he said. "Yes," said O'Brien, "we can turn it off. We have that privilege"." (pg. 140) The Object in question was the telescreen and it was a way that O'Brien had a way to talk about the brotherhood without getting caught. Also, it would end in his favor after he gave the book to Winston and Julia which ended up getting them caught.

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Even in the beginning, O'Brien's ability to "read minds" foreshadows that he's not who Winston thinks he is.

Winston senses something powerful and dangerous behind O'Brien's calm expression:

"It was as though their two minds had opened and the thoughts were flowing from one into the other through their eyes."

(Page 18)

This moment during the Two Minutes Hate makes Winston believe O'Brien is a secret ally — but in truth, O'Brien is watching him carefully as a Thought Police agent. His gaze isn't connected; it's surveillance.

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O'Brien was a large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face. In spite of his formidable appearance, he had a certain charm of manner. He had a trick of resettling his spectacles on his nose which was curiously disarming in some indefinable way, curiously civilize

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"i know precisely what you are feeling. I know all about your contempt, your hatred, your disgust, but don't worry i am on your side." (pg. 18) This hints towards someone knowing about Winston's thought crimes and that he might be caught, even though it says he's on your side he has the disarming look to him that is making Winston let his guard down. He is deceiving Winston with how he acts and looks 

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"I think is is fitting that we should begin by drinking a health. To out leader: To Emmanuel Goldstein." To me this quote convinced me that he was really apart of the rebellion 'because why would someone in support of the party say something so very looked down upon. I'm sure that's what Winston was thinking as well. He was already pretty sure O'Brien was a part of the rebellion and that probably confirmed it. 

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In part one, chapter 2. O'Brian tells Winston "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness" which shows that O'Brian is getting Winston too trust him and make him not suspect anything of O'Brian.

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A burley, middle aged man, and has a kind personality. also make him look like a coal factory worker, with glasses and black overalls

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"no, it is real. The brotherhood, we call it. You will never learn much more about the brotherhood than that it exists and that you belong to t. I will come back to that presently."

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"Orange and lemons, say the bells of St Clements...I grown rich, say the bells of Soreditch." You knew the last line!" page. 147 He knows a lot, even as if he knew what Winton's was going to ask, and he doesn't hide it; he is just brutally honest, even if he is working as his enemy now.

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"As Winston stood up O'Brien held out a hand. His powerful grip crushed the bones of Winston's palm. At the door Winston looked back, but O'Brian seemed already to be in process off putting him out of mind. He was waiting with his hand on the switch that controlled the telescreen." This Scene is suspicious because Winston doesn't know that he is being controlled and manipulated by O'Brien.

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"Even now it was quite conceivable that he was simply a busy man wondering irritably why he had been interrupted" Pag. 140. When Winston visited O'Brien, Winston and Julia were surprised by how O'Brien could turn off the Telescreen, and even after that, Winston wasn't 100% sure if he could trust him or if he was a member of the rebellion. 

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"He tried with a little more success than before to summon up the image of O'Brien. 'We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness,' O'Brien had said that to him" (p. 87). O'Brien was pretty much straightforward when saying that to Winston. They do meet again in the "place where there is no darkness." Which we learn is the Ministry of Love, where Winston is arrested. O'Brien had known about Winston for some time. Winston just had the wrong idea, even though O'Brien was pretty clear about where Winston would end up.

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One thing that hints to O'Brien not being who Winston thought is the fact that during the meeting with Winston and Julia, O'Brien never reveals anything about himself. He just inquires about Winston and Julia and what they've done and are willing to do. "'You did well to tell me,' said O'Brien. 'It is necessary for us to know everything,". When O'Brien says "us" we assume it is the Brotherhood, but we know now that he meant the Party.

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"You knew this, Winston... Don't deceive yourself. you did know it --- you have always known it." (p. 197) O'Brien is manipulative because at the beginning of the book he seems like someone you can trust and talk to, but by page 197 we realize that he has been manipulating Winston and Julia this whole time. He even gets Winston to realize that he has been manipulating him.

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"He began speaking with the peculiar grave courtesy that differentiated him from the majority of Inner Party Members" (p. 130). O'Brien is very kind and he speaks to Winston in a different way, which makes him feel special and also gets him to let his guard down.

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"He knew, O'Brien was thinking the same thing as himself." In Just a moment Winston is able to convince himself that O'Brien is on his side and thinking exactly what Winston is thinking. It is absurd that Winston puts so much trust into O'Brien over just making eye contact.

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"I am with you," and, "I know precisely what you are feeling." (P.18) O'Brien seemed to have said that the Winston when their eyes connected during the two minutes hate. What Winston thought O'Brien was trying to say is actually correct, he does understand Winston's feelings of disgust and hatred, however he is not on his side.

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“He began speaking with the peculiar grave courtesy that differentiated him from the majority of inner party members ” “O’Briens remark must obviously have been intended as a signal, a code word” page 130 he was trying to deceive Winston into trusting him by differentiating his tone and by making him thing he was signaling him about the brotherhood but he was really trying to catch him. 

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a large intimidating but also disarming and broad shouldered middle aged man with short wavy hair and glasses 

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 "O'Brien was a large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face" (Pg. 13). O'Brien is full of contradictions; he has a face and physique that is both intimidating/rough, brutal, and humorous. He seems sort of like someone to open up to, but he also has the manner of a man who was rough. He seemed civilized but burly. He seems to project both a civilized nobleman and rough/coarse. He seemed to know things, but is unclear on his full/total intentions, as is lightly mentioned throughout his scenes. His tone also subtly changes from time to time to a more grim and dark tone, then back to a more light, confidential one (like in page 140 ("his grim face broke down into what might have been the beginnings of a smile.... 'Shall I say it, or will you?' he said.")).

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O'Brien was a large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face. He wears spectacles

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"He had a trick of resettling his spectacles on his nose which was curiously disarming" (p. 13). Disarming means to let your guard down, so Winston finds himself letting his guard down around O'Brien.

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create an image of O'Brien from 1984 wearing glasses and black overalls