Charrington who sells trinkets that date back to long before the Revolution. Winston spends time in an antiques shop owned by Mr.
Rather than fulfilling his Party obligations by going to the Community Center on his assigned nights, Winston wanders through the prole section of town as if trying to recapture the pre-Revolution life he laments. The Two Minutes Hate is an event during the Party requires its citizens to concentrate extreme hatred toward Emmanuel Goldstein who is considered the number one enemy of the state for alleging leading an underground rebellion known as the Brotherhood. Winston worries that she is an aspiring spy who will report him to the Thought Police for committing thought-crime.
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This is the same girl that is often in his dreams about the Golden Country, a mythical land free of Big Brother and the Party's technological weapons used to control its citizens. On the same day that O'Brien inspires him to start the diary, Winston notices a dark-haired girl sitting behind him during the Two Minutes Hate. Winston works in the Records Department at the Ministry of Truth where his primary job is altering various records as part of the of the Party's mission to Oceanic life through controlling history and the present. Throughout the novel, Winston records unorthodox thoughts including his feelings about Big Brother and his vague memories about life prior to the Revolution. Feeling inspired by O'Brien, a high-ranking Inner Party member who he believes shares his hatred for Big Brother, Winston begins the diary as a cathartic experience. Big Brother and the Party prohibit unorthodox thought, sexual intimacy outside of that for breeding, and the cultivation of individual thought.
He feels frustrated and confused by the oppressive regime of Big Brother and the Party because of their overarching control and manipulation of Oceanic society. 1984 opens with the protagonist, Winston Smith beginning the dangerous venture of a diary.
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