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Physical descriptions:
- older than he appears

Personal attributes:
-  Perceived as a traitor by society
-  Once was apart of the 'party but now is apart of the brotherhood'
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majority of proles". 

Personal attributes:
Widower and owner of a second hand store in the prole district. 

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Physical Descriptions:

Personality attributes/non-physical features:
- ill- mannered children
- belong to the Spies and Youth League who eventually denounce their parents to the Though Police

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Physical descriptors
At the beginning of the novel, Winston was a "smallish, frail figure, the meagreness of his body merely emphasised by the blue overalls", however after being in prison, he was "growing fatter and stronger everyday". Winston's hair was "very fair, his face naturally sanguine". Winston had a "varicose ulcer above his right ankle".

Personality attributes
Winston is very reflective and often tried to "think his way backward into the dim period of his early childhood". This highlighted his rebellious nature, which was often hidden behind his "naturally sanguine" expression. In his diary he expresses his determination when he writes "they'll shoot me, I don't care... down with Big Brother".

Author's purpose
- Through Winston's ulcer, Orwell demonstrates his hidden humanity. The ulcer improved when he was with Julia, highlighting how he no longer had to suppress his emotions and feelings.
- Orwell explores the idea of freedom, through Winston and Julia's secret relationship.

Narrative features
1. Paperweight
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Physical descriptors:
Appears to be around 60 years of age, frail and bowed, with white hair and bushy black eyebrows, speaks with an accent "less debased than that of the majority of proles". Later in the book, Winston describes him as appearing to be only 35 with black hair and no wrinkles, " The black eyebrows were less bushy, the wrinkles were gone, the whole lines of the face seemed to have altered; "

Personal attributes:
Cold and manipulative character. Never a sympathetic appreciator. Very soft voice. " The old man seemed seldom or never to go out of doors". "He led a ghostlike existence between the tiny, dark shop".

Analytical sentence:
Through Mr Charrington, Orwell portrays the unsettling ability of the Thought Police, to hide in plain sight, and infiltrate the lives of Party members.

Through Mr. Charrington, Orwell highlights the incredible deceit and secrecy that the Party have, as well representing the extent of the society being watched with secret agents like him.

Narrative features
paperweight
"The thing was doubly attractive because of its apparent uselessness, though he could guess that it must once have been intended as a paperweight."

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1. Physical Descriptors (how he is portrayed to look like):
-dark hair
-has a moustache
- looks around the age of 40 years
-strong masculine features
2. Personality attributes or other non-physical features
-aggressive looking
-controlling
-monitors people constantly
-stubborn
3. Through Big Brother, Orwell demonstrates towards his readers the power of the Political Party and how they are in control of individuals mindsets. Furthermore, Big Brother portrays fear on to his citizens, disabling form them breaking the Political Party's rules.
4. QUOTES
-"War is peace, Freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength".
-"If you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself".
-"If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face- forever".

NF
-teelscreen
-Thought Police

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Physical description:
large, burly man with a thick neck and brutal face. wears black overalls. is about 40 years old. Wears spectacles.

non - Physical:
- insidious
- intelligent
- manipulative
- cruel
- heartless

Authors purpose:
- Orwells inclusion of O'Brien is to fulfil the purpose of manifesting the ideologies of the Party as an antagonist.

- O'Brien manipulates Winston and Julia, similarly to how the Party manipulates their civilians.

Quotes and Narrative features:
-  "Never again will you be capable of love, or friendship, or joy of living, or laughter, or curiosity, or courage, or integrity. You will be hollow. We shall squeeze you empty, and then we shall fill you with ourselves."

- "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever."

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Physical Descriptions:
"Attractive dark-haired girl"
"White youthful body"
-Young
-Beautiful
-26 years old

Personality attributes:
-Rebellious
-Lustful
-Optimistic
-Pragmatic
-Cunning
-Intelligent
-Primitive
-Bold

Authors purpose
-For some people it is enough just to engage in small rebellions, and so for a society like Oceania, the people might never act against the Party on a mass scale as they prefer to live simply for their own personal desires.
-Compare to other characters to show stark differences in personality even in a world where people's individualism is attempted to be controlled. As well as the many different ways people can rebel, like Julia who does so physically, compared to Winston who decides to rebel with his intelligence and knowledge (journaling, etc). It highlights the power of the Party to stop the thoughts and actions of all the different types of indivdiuals (that don't align with party lines)
Sentence:
Through Julia, Orwell depicts to readers that by adopting a practical mindset, of worrying about the present, it inhibits a society's ability to create a better future.
Through Julia's small, lustful rebellions, Orwell demonstrates the selfish nature of humans to fulfill their own personal desires.
Through Julia only engaging in small rebellions, Orwell emphasies that the .....
Quotes
"I am corrupt to the bones"
"I betrayed you"
"I am good at spotting people who don't belong"
"I am going to be a woman, not a party comrad"
(after torture) : "her face was shallower" "long scar partly hidden by her hair across her forehead and temple" "her waist had grown thicker" "you don't give a damn what suffer, all you care about is yourself" (Julia to Winston)
NF: Glass paperweight, thrush bird

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The wife of Tom Parsons  and neighbor of Winston's. Mrs Parsons is the mother of two children belonging to the Spies and Youth League and who to eventually denounce her and her husband to the Thought Police.

Physical descriptors
- A tired, aged women with "dust in the creases of her face,"

Personality attributes or other non-physical features

-Dull

Your ideas on Orwell's purpose in developing the character
Through the use of dust Orwell symbolizes the decay and oppression put on the people by the state.

NF
Dust
Role reversal

Quotes
"dust in the creases of her face"
"she was a women of about thirty , but looking much older"
"she had a habit of breaking off her sentences in the middle "

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Physical Descriptors:
- Very short (shorter than Winston)
- Dark hair
- Large, bulging eyes
- Both 'mournful' and 'condescending' that search your face

Non-physical features:
- Very passionate about working on Newspeak (the 10th Edition)
- 'Venomously orthodox'
- Knew why and how the Party gained power through the language

Orwell's purpose through Syme:
Through Syme, Orwell aims to show the perspective of someone who was blindly but intelligently devoted to the Party. Syme personified the devoted intellectual loyal to the Party, but Orwell also wanted to show the irony behind his devotion as leading him to his vaporisation, as his intelligence was a threat to the very Party he staunchly supported.

Quotes and NF:
- 'Syme was not only dead, he was abolished, an unperson.'
- ' "One of these days," thought Winston with sudden deep conviction, 'Syme will be vaporised." '
- "You haven't a real appreciation of Newspeak, Winston."
- His intelligence; it is how he helps the Party, but also why he must die

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Physical Descriptors:
- Tall and fair-haired
- Very straight (Vertically???)
- Aquiline, almost noble face

Non-physical features:
- Completely in the Party's grip
- Capable of absorbing anything the Party wanted
- Both wanted a baby but didn't like intercourse

Orwell's purpose through Katharine:
Through Katharine, Orwell wanted to portray the ideal or near-ideal Party member through her absorption of anything the Party gives as well as her distaste of something so primal as intercourse. Her complete submission to the Party's whim and will

Quotes and NF:
- "...that [Katharine] had without exception the most stupid, vulgar, empty mind that [Winston] had ever encountered."
- ""
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- NF

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Physical Description:
- Fattish but active man

Personality attributes:
- obnoxious
- dull party member
- paralysing stupidity

Tom Parsons is Winston's neighbor and a devout member of the Party.
- works at the Ministry of truth

Sentence:
Through Tom Parson's perception of his children,  Orwell demonstrates the altered mindset that is desired by the party.

Quotes:
"a mass of imbecile enthusiasms"