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Winston is talking about the dictionary, the Eleventh Edition with Syme. They think the beauty of words is covered in the Eleventh Edition. Syme thinks the concept of it can make thought crime be impossible, and the language, Newspeak, should be prefect.

Winston yearns to use some inspiring words to spread the actual concept of freedom. He wants the world to know that they can change the language, Newspeak, and that their thoughts can be different.

This reveals the Party of human beings long for freedom, that longing will make them crooked in the future and push them to commit thought crime.

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Winston is writing in his diary about the dark-haired woman. He begins by discussing about his encounter with a prostitute and later about his ex-wife, Katherine.
Winston yearns to be in love and to love freely, without any worries. He does not want to solely love just to serve the government, he wants to love for the experience as well.

This reveals that the Party has stolen almost every human experience there is, even love.

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Winston reflects on the passage in a history book he is copying from. He also reflects on how the Party claims how London has become "better." For example, they have claimed that they lowered the mortality rates of infants and the percentage of proles that are literate. Winston begins to question whether this is true or not and whether all the things in the history books are true as well. However, there's no way to tell.

Winston's final thoughts:
"The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became truth."
Because the past was rewritten and no one knows it, it's become the truth.

Suddenly, he remembers in 1973 that there was proof of the Party changing history. The physical proof that he had in his hands that no one knew about.

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Winston is thinking about the proles and how they are Oceania's only hope of getting rid of the Party. But then he is reminded of how the proles are savages and are allowed more basic human rights than Winston himself because they cannot think for themselves and thus they are harmless in the eyes of the Party.

This reveals that the Party puts down the lower classes. The Party also believes that they're not a threat because they're uneducated due to poverty.