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In this passage . Winston had talked wrote about how that Party being destroyed during that time. The Party was not being destroyed within, they keep getting pressure from outside of the Party which were proles. According to the article, proles were made up 85% of the population of Oceania. The proles leading ignorance to this country, even though they did not know that the Party was oppressing them at the same time.
On the other hand, he realized London that he lived was a wreck, and electricity was seldom work at all, also the building decay. All of these were the lies behind the truth that the Party told to this place, and he knew that from a children book.
This passage reveals about how the Party worked for those proles in orders to complete their goal. Behind the Party, they did a lot of dirty and some sandals that were about against the country. The Party itself were just required their members to deny evidence of their eyes and ears.
After Winston knows the truth behind the Party, he had some experience about the Party. However, he kind of feeling sad about the members of the Party, but at the same time he also feels that whole the Party was just a lie,

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This passage discusses the party as being something huge, terrible, and glittering. Winston describes the cities as being dingy and decaying. The towns smelled very awful, according to him. Winston recollects the story of Jones, Rutherford, and Aaronson. They had to publicly confess to their crimes of colluding with Goldstein against the Party. In the end of this eventually all of these men ended up lying.
This reveals that the party gives mercy to those who have committed ruthless crimes.
Winston looks up to these thee men when he meet them all at the cafe.

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pg 63-68 (...although she was his wife) CH.6

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pg 63-68 (...although she was his wife) CH.6

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In this passage, Winston's Diary talks about his little crime and some his thoughts. He met a old prostitute in a basement kitchen and he had sex with her. Winston's wife Katharine left him after they failed to produce the children. She forced Winston have to sex with her once a week because she thinks its their duty to the party. Winston also talked about party's attitude to sex, they only allow married people to have sex, and only sex for purpose----produce children. Winston felt sick with party's attitude about sex. After Katharine left Winston, the old prostitute is the only way Winston to have sex.

From the passage, it reveals about party only want people  to have sex for their political purpose, they are trying to cut down people's human natural about sex and make people toward a factory to produce children for the party. Desire is also a thoughtcrime.

Winston felt sick to party's policy, he wants more freedom to have sex.

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Just Say NO To SEX with Men updated their profile picture.

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This reveals that the party's ultimate goal is for no one to be capable of conceptualizing anything that might question the Party's absolute power. The purpose of Newspeak is not only to be a medium for the ideas and worldview of INGSOC. It is also meant to make all other ways of thinking impossible and thus removing all heretical thoughts. This ultimately gives the Party total control over society. The newspeak engineer, Syme, also goes on to state “ In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible because there will be no words in which to express it.” This quote proves how vital control of language is to the party, it is the key to becoming a controlled state.

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In this passage, Syme and Winston are eating their lunch and talking about Syme's recent work on Newspeak. Syme reveals to Winston that he is currently working on the eleventh edition dictionary for the language, which is the "definitive edition." He also tells him that instead of adding words to the language they are destroying words. That way there is less of a chance for someone to commit a thought crime. Syme explains to Winston that there is no need for words that are just the opposite of each other and that there will be specific words that they are creating that everyone can use such as "doubleplusgood" and even "ungood". Syme seems fascinated about how "thought" will change when this edition is finished. At the end of this conversation, Winston seems to think that Syme will eventually be vaporized by the party just because of how intelligent he is.

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Winston possibly feels hopeless in this situation. Winston questions why the party wants to do this and then proceeds to think about the people that will get vaporized due to this "new edition." By doing this already, he is kind of thinking that he is finished.