In book
2, chapter 7,awakens from a dream and begins to contemplate the nature and state of the proles.
Winston recalls his mother's reaction when he ate the last piece of chocolate as a child and
understands that his mother's hug was a gesture of love. Winston realizes that the people living
two generations before him were governed by...
Sunday, November 16, 2014
In 1984, who do the proles remain loyal to?
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