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EXPOSITION
CONFLICT
RISING ACTION
Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.
CLIMAX
Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party
FALLING ACTION
O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.
RESOLUTION
Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.
Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.
Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

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1984 plot

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

Winston leads a squalid existence in 1984, Oceania; he is psychologically oppressed by the Party. He starts a journal to catalog his subversive thoughts against the Party.

Julia approaches Winston, and the two start a secret love affair. They meet at places they think evade telescreens and microphones, all the while talking incessantly about rebelling against the Party

O'Brien approaches Winston and inducts both him and Julia into the Brotherhood. O'Brien arranges for Winston to receive a copy of Goldstein's manifesto, detailing the how and why of the rebellion.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.﻿

Winston is cooped up at the Ministry of Love.He undergoes a series of torturous interrogations by O'Brien.Winston is sent to Room 101, where O'Brien confronts him with a cage of rats.Winston's spirit is broken by his biggest fear, and he betrays Julia in a final cry of surrender.

Having been released, Winston sits at the Chestnut Tree Café and reflects about scenes in his life. Winston smiles, and is overcome by a feeling of total love and acceptance for the Party.

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Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.

Winston and Julia wake up and they discuss their future, now that they have joined the Brotherhood. They conclude that they are the dead. A voice coming from behind the picture echoes what they say. They are surrounded by the Thought Police.