The document discusses the characters' interactions and societal changes in a dystopian setting, focusing on the vanishing of Syme and the relationship between Julia and Winston. They meet frequently, with Julia positively influencing Winston, who has begun to change his habits. The overall atmosphere is grim, marked by war, oppression, and the ineffectiveness of efforts to escape their reality.

1. By: Stine and Assia

2. • Syme vanished.
• War
• Dominance of New Language
• Meetings with Julia
• Katherine’s Death
• Fear
• Exchanging thoughts

3. • Progression: change in the society
• Wide language, plenty of adjectives.
• Imagery p158/163
• Listing: p155/156
• Dialogues: hints, effects, message
p161/162

4. • Syme vanished as predicted
• Parsons, Julia, Winston, Charrington
• Characters are improving while society is
getting worse.
• Julia and Winston are thinking about their
situation.

5. • Julia and Winston: frequent meetings
‘‘Four, five, six-seven tiimes they met during month
of June’’ p 157
• Julia has Changed Winston :Winston had
dropped his habit of drinking gin at all hours. He
doesn’t need too many things anymore.
‘‘The process of life had ceased to be intolerable’’
p157
• Charrington: being glad to talk.
‘‘he seemed glad of the opportunity to talk.’’

6. • ‘‘Syme had vanished …and few thoughtless
people commented on his absence.’’ p154
• ‘‘ new poster had suddenly appeared all over
London.’’ p 156
• ‘‘The rocket bombs crashed oftener than ever, and
sometimes in the far distance there were
enormous explosions …’’ p156
• ‘‘…The rockets bombs had been killing larger…’’
p156
• ‘‘…dozen of children were blown into pieces…’’
p156

7. • ‘‘There were further angry
demonstrations, Goldstein was burned in
effigy, hundred of copies of the poster of
Eurasian soldier were down and added to the
flames…’’ p156
• ‘‘Dirty or clean, the room was paradise’’
• ‘‘…It was all nonsense, as they both knew. In
reality there was no escape.’’ P157
• ‘‘If he persisted in talking of such subjects, she
had a disconcerting habit of falling asleep.’’

8. The End