The Party
is arrogant enough and sure enough of its own power to feel it can ignore or manipulate the
Proles. It really doesn't concern itself with what the Proles think or do, regarding the Proles
as lesser beings, not quite fully human. Their vices include prostitution and thought crimes,
but the Party doesn't care.
, however, understands the Party's disregard of
the Proles as a big mistake. As he falls in love withand sets up a secret domestic life with her
in the room over Mr. Charrington's shop, his view of the Proles softens. He realizes that they
are superior to Party members because they still live in the traditional, old-fashioned human
way. They still have real...
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