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This passage mainly speaks about Newspeak and how it is going to takeover the future, they state that in the future nobody will understand normal conversations anymore. Old speak will disappear. Everybody's thought will be different and slogans will change. It also says that famous literature such as Shakespeare, Chaucer, Milton and Byron will be destroyed, they will only exist in Newspeak. The problem with Winston is he cannot get used to New speak, he is too used to writing in Old speak.

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The Party wants people to get used to speaking this new language New speak. The Party does not want people speaking their current language Old speak, according to Syme this is a problem because once this new language takes over it will be impossible to not commit a thought crime

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Winston cannot get over Old speak. According to Syme, Winston does not grasp the beauty of the destruction of words. Winston does not trust himself to speak because he does not want to commit a thought crime Winston also feels that Syme is eventually going to be vaporized because of his intelligence and the party does not like people who have a lot of knowledge.

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Winston thinks about his wife and writes in the diary about his encounter with the prostitute. He ponders about how women were brainwashed to be remain pure, even his wife, and any sort of affair, marital or extramarital, was a rebellious act.

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Winston despises that he can't be intimate with anyone, even his wife, Katharine, lest they focus on anything besides contributing to the society. He yearns to be able to enjoy sex with women without the fear of being arrested or being restricted.

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It reveals that the party wants to remove all pleasure and emotion attached to sex by banning it. As a result, procreating is done by artificial insemination, and they maintain a very strict control over the population. Banning sex prevents party members from potentially focusing on anything aside from patriotism and the party.

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Big Brother (mustache-less) banning sex and desire.

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He writes that any hope for an overthrow of Big Brother and The Party is with the poles. They make up 85% of the population and can easily overpower the police. They would just need to organize around a central cause.Because The Party considers the poles as worthless as humans, it does not believe they are capable of thought crime. Because of this, the part of London where they live does not even have any telescreens .

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Winston thinks about the proles and realizes that they have “stayed human,” then recalls, “without apparent relevance,” kicking a human hand into the gutter a few weeks earlier. The relevance is not apparent to Winston, but Orwell uses the third-person point of view to alert the reader that there is in fact a connection: unlike the proles, Winston has lost much of his humanity. Orwell gives the reader a sense of understanding Winston’s psychology better than he himself does. While Winston questions his memories and motivations, the reader clearly sees that his gradual dehumanization is the result of an ongoing, systemized program to rob citizens of their individuality and free will.

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People in Oceania used to praise those in leadership positions, to the point of abuse of power. Though this city is increasingly becoming worse, losing ones self in the midst of it all, the ideal that it is actually an improvement is instilled in all. According to records, life before the Revolution was way worse than life now, because there is nothing to confirm it with, people live in agreement. Big Brother is erasing history, many leaders fell, executed and fled.

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The Party is afraid that their people will rebel, so they change history. If the people of Oceania do not know the truth about the past, they will accept their fate and follow the government blindly. The Party knows that they are doing a bad job, if they didn't, they wouldn't try so hard to control its people.

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Winston knows more than many others might. This puts a weight on him that I don't think he can handle. He seems confused, with his own emotions. On one hand, he hates the fact that the government is constantly lying to their people, but he has a kind of admiration to some of their leaders.