Questions and Answers
How does Winston react to the note from Julia before he reads it?
Winston continues to believe that Julia is a member of the Thought Police. He is nervous and scared because he thinks that the note will be from the Thought Police telling him to kill himself or that he will be arrested.
How does Winston react to the note after he reads it?
After reading the note, Winston's concern is how to arrange a meeting with her; he believes Julia is genuine in her love for him because he saw the look of fear on her face. He no longer thinks Julia is bad.
How do Winston and Julia manage to meet for the first time?
They manage to meet for the first time in the cafeteria at work and are able to find a table by themselves for a few minutes. They make a 'date' to meet at Victory Square that night amongst the crowd.
Describe the 'parade' in Victory Square. Why does the Inner Party provide the spectacle for the proles? Why for Outer Party Members?
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What did the note from Julia say?
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When and where will the couple meet again?
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What did Winston and Julia manage to do when in the crowd at Victory Square?
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Study Notes
Winston's Reaction to Julia's Note
- Initially, Winston fears Julia is a Thought Police member; anxiety arises from believing the note may contain dire consequences.
- Upon reading the note, his perception shifts; he recognizes Julia's genuine affection for him and feels a strong desire to meet.
First Meeting of Winston and Julia
- Their first encounter occurs in the work cafeteria, where they find solitude at a table to briefly discuss their plans.
- They agree to meet at Victory Square that evening, amidst the crowd, to avoid detection.
Victory Square Parade
- The Inner Party orchestrates a parade featuring captured enemies to maintain public animosity and control over the populace.
- This spectacle serves dual purposes: it reinforces hate towards dissent and distracts both proles and Outer Party members from the oppressive regime.
Julia's Note
- The simple yet profound message in Julia's note expresses her love for Winston.
Future Meetings
- The couple plans to meet again in a secluded countryside location, indicating a desire for privacy and safety away from the Party's surveillance.
Small Acts of Affection
- In a moment of defiance at Victory Square, Winston and Julia manage to hold hands for a fleeting 10 seconds, symbolizing their rebellion against the oppressive regime.
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Description
This quiz explores the key moments in the relationship between Winston and Julia from George Orwell's '1984'. It covers their initial interactions, feelings of fear and affection, and the socio-political context of their meetings. Test your knowledge on these significant events and their implications.
