Chapter 6
Chapter summary
Winston was in his special department
writing about a prostitute that he meet
in a sexual encounter that he hates
because for the government is mandatory
relationships only in the reproductive
ways. In this chapter, Winston makes
the idea of a self identity and love
without being forced to be with a
person. At the same time, he wrote his
fear to be discovered by government
because self-expression was prohibited
by the party, and he could go to
reeducation system.
Past, present and
future
Characters.
Winston: the protagonist, author of his
diary against the government, he changes
his behavior by writing something
against the law about love and free
election.
Julia: Winston’s lover, she works for
the ministry of Truth, during this
chapter the relationship with Winston
is growing up reveling new details about
her past and future dreams.
O’Brien: A person that is very powerful
in the government that make a friendship
with Winston, but his really objective
is to destroy his entire life.
Proletarian prostitute: she was the
person that makes Winston wrote his bad
experience during sex, the changes were
that she works for the government too.
Mr. Charrington: He makes possible that
Winston and the prostitute get a place
to reproduce.
Winston was in his apartment, where
he cannot be detected by the
government writing in his diary, he
traveled during his time writing to
past describing very precise the
details like the kitchen, the
prostitute perfume, etc.
Important
vocabulary.
Love, sexual pleasure, kitchen,
prostitution, law, diary,
cooperation, police. Lights.