1984: Book One, Chapter 3 | Dreams of Freedom and a Dark Past

In Chapter 2 of 1984, Winston faces the terror of indoctrination firsthand as he encounters the Party’s powerful influence on the next generation. Through the unsettling behavior of the Parsons children and Winston’s inner fears, Orwell highlights the Party’s grip on family, trust, and loyalty. This chapter delves deeper into the personal cost of rebellion and the pervasive fear within Oceania.

💡 What to Expect:

The frightening loyalty of children to the Party.
Winston’s growing paranoia about being watched.
An exploration of fear as a tool for control.
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