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this chapter had a really big problem that they got caught by the police. what happen to their love what we have been seeing is that they are getting separated not just by the police but the government is the one that is leading the order to separate them and the only words that they say to each other is a good bye. what happen to their love in that moment where did it went to. the fact was that they got surrounded by the police and that was the way that they got caught.

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This chapter was foreseeable, because they new that if they did a crime, in a world that looks at every movement of the people is easy for the government to find traitors. Winston and Julia did not act responsibly and these is the consequence of acting childish. A quote that back ups my response are  "Do anything to me!" he yelled. Thies is when Winston is in prison, and he is being punished.  "You've been starving me for weeks. Finish it off and let me die. Shoot me. Hang me. Sentence me to twenty-five years. This quote also show Winstons desperate, because he is being tortures like the quote before and also starved.

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How was this chapter’s outcome foreseeable? Give at least two quotes to back up your claims of foreshadowing that have been evident all along.
This chapter outcome foreseeable because they know that it will going to occur or happpen sooner or later. They have consecuences because they believe or trust too much in people

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Winston and Julia were caught by the police. This was foreseeable because there where many quotes like this one, "You may as well say good-bye". This is definitely talking about Winston and a Julia saying goodbye to each other's which means they will be separated. Also "the house is surrounded" this means that the house was surrounded by the police

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We knew this was going to happen soon or later. They knew that they were going to get caught by the government because they were going against the rules. They broke the rules in every possibly way. Even they say that they might get vaporized someday. The thing is that they trusted Mr.Charington. He was a police man after all. ‘I suppose we may as well say good-bye,’ she said. (Page 280).  They knew that the end was coming so they decided to say good bye because the might never see each other again. ‘Now they can see us,’ said Julia. (Page 279). Somehow they were getting ready for what was waiting to them. Maybe they were getting vaporized, maybe they were going to get pardoned, or who knows.
-Maricruz

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This was going to happen sooner or later because they didn’t do the things right since the beginning. They put too much trust into people that they hardly even knew. Their strategic also led them to failure. They would do little rebellious things like hold hands in front of everyone, and that was one of the reasons why they failed. They thought that their love could overrule the government, but that didn't happen. They needed to be more careful if they didn't want to get caught. If they wouldn't have talked to strangers so much and trust them, or make stupid relationship decisions maybe the outcome could have been different.

“There it lay, fixed in future times, preceding death as surely as 99 precedes 100.”
(Page 176). This was when they were in Mr. Charrington’s room.

‘Has it ever occurred to you,’ he said, ‘that the best thing for us to do would be simply to walk out of here before it’s too late, and never see each other again?’ This was when they were discussing whether they should confess or not.
(Page 209).

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At this chapter happen what we know will happen because since julia and winston meet we know that illegal thing fo BB will happen. Julia and Winston hear a voice that said you are dead, so this is like they saying that they will be arrested or kill I think. So they got arrested, they knew this will happen even O'Brien told them to dont do this because something bad will happen to them. U think thta is unfair for them bacuse The government dont let them do anything, is unafair for alll people.This thinks will happen because government always know everything so it is not a surprise.-Hector

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Well, Julia and Winston were caught by the Thought Police, they were captured in Mr. Charrington's room, and they were taken to jail. O'Brien told them that they would have to stop seeing each other because they will be discovered by Big Brother. They knew that they were going to be arrested. Their consolation  is that even when they are in jail, they will still love and have loyalty each other. Mr. Charrington was a spy and maybe his going to betray them with the police. HUGO ARITA

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Julia and Winston were at Mr. Charrington’s room and they heard a voice that said “You are the dead.” They realized that voice came from a telescreen behind the picture and that they were going to be arrested or killed. The police arrested both of them in the room and took them to prison. I think this act was foreseeable because some day they were going to be arrested because of all the acts they committed. Even O’Brien told them that they would have to stop seeing each other. They both knew that someday they were going to be arrested. “The mystical reverence that he felt for her was somehow mixed up with the aspect of the pale, cloudless sky, stretching away behind the chimney-pots into interminable distance.” This quote shows how Winston felt the moment before he got arrested. Maybe he had a bad feeling about what was going to happen. “And by the way, while we are on the subject, ‘Here comes a candle to light you to bed, here comes a chopper to chop off your head’!” This quote made Winston realized that Mr. Charrington was a “spy” and that he turned on them.  Also, the last line of the quote foreshadows that someday the Thought Police was going to capture and maybe killed them.

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Winston and Julia were caught by the thought police. Winston is in prision. They were captured in Mr.Charrington's room where they always met. The one that could save Winston is O´Brien even thought that he was the one that betrayes him.  From behind the picture of St. Clement’s Church, Mr. Charrington’s voice repeats, "You are the dead." Winston realizes that Mrs. Charrington´s was a member of the thought Police. An example of for shadowing is  "The room was a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk. ”

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Julia and Wiston were captured in the room where they often meet. Which is Mr.Charrington's room. This was all because of St.Clement's Church's picture because there was a telescreen behind it.  p. 286 " 'Smith!; yelled a voice from the telecreen. '6079 Smith W.! Hands out of pockets in the cells!"  p. 299 " 'To tell you the truth-- 'He sat down awkwardly on the bench opposite Wiston. "There was only one offence, if there not? 'And have you committed it?"

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How was this chapter’s outcome foreseeable? Give at least two quotes to back up your claims of foreshadowing that have been evident all along

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How was this chapter’s outcome foreseeable? Give at least two quotes to back up your claims of foreshadowing that have been evident all along

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Winston and Julia were caught by the thought police. They were caught in their "secret room". There was a telescreen behind a painting. this was forseseeable because  in th church's song we hear: "Here comes the chopper to chop off your head!” This was literally what was going to happen, they would be killed if they ever catched them which they did. Another reason: "The room was a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk. ” Since Winston and Julia started having an affair that broke the rules they were like extinct animlas just waiting to be catched, and when they got caught they will be killed.

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Winston and Julia were caught by the thought police. Winston is in prision. They were captured in Mr.Charrington's room where they always met. The one that could save Winston is O´Brien even thought that he was the one that betrayes him.  From behind the picture of St. Clement’s Church, Mr. Charrington’s voice repeats, "You are the dead." Winston realizes that Mrs. Charrington´s was a member of the thought Police. An example of for shadowing is  "The room was a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk. ”

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This chapter's outcome is foreseeable because when they were in Mr. Charrington's room and there was a hidden telescreen. Also, I knew that this entire time of them "sneaking around" was not going to work! Of course someone knew! Of course, someone was following their steps because they were being too careless.

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How was this chapter’s outcome foreseeable? Give at least two quotes to back up your claims of foreshadowing that have been evident all along?

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Winston is in prison. His only hope, as Winston thinks,  lies on O'Brien, (the  lier and jealous party supporter that betrays  him). However, the real question is: what proves that he (O´Brien) is  involved with this situation? Furthermore, how could we foresee this would happen?  The first clue I found was that O'Brien had a sence of indifference towards Winston's thoughts when they met.  He even treated his ideas with irony: ‘What shall it be this time?’ he said, still with the same faint suggestion of irony. ‘To the confusion of the Thought Police? To the death of Big Brother? To humanity? To the future?’ (Page 223). From this quote I understand that O"Brien  knew that going against the government was useless and he probably made fun of Winston and his future. Another foreshadow of this situation is found in chapter one, when Winston bought his diary: "if detected it was reasonably certain that it would be punished by death, or at least twenty-five years in a forced-labor camp."  This diary foreshadowed the truth that he would be discovered in the furture and would be punished.

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Discussion Prompt: How was this chapter’s outcome foreseeable? Give at least two quotes to back up your claims of foreshadowing that have been evident all along
Winston and Julia were caught by the thought police in the room where they meat. there was a telescreen behind a picture that monitor them and they didn't noticed. This was foreseeable because the songs in the church said so.

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In the end of the chapter Winston and Julia are finally caught by the Thought Police. They are captured in Mr.Charrington's room where they secretly met very often. A telescreen was behind the picture of St.Clement's Church. This was foreseeable, and it was included in the song of the churches: "Here comes the chopper to chop off your head!” This was the last line, which was foresahdowing that the Thought Police would eventually capture them. Another example of foreshadowing is the quote: "The room was a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk. ” This told us that they were like the dinasaurs, already extinct, and the room was just a moment in the past. The final chapter was foreseeable, it was just a matter time before they would get captured and,maybe, killed.