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1984 Concept Map (Book One (PLOT (Chapter 3 (Memories of the death of his…

- - - - Winston formed the thoughts of rebellions against Big Brother and committed crime before even starting the diary
        
        he found a book and wrote lies in it
    - - We see the children are awful, in a sense, by pretending to be spies and shooting Winston in the back of the neck
    - - Controlling our thoughts
        
        Ministry of truth works to change history and "lie"
    - - Memories of the death of his mother and sister and unclear past
      - golden country
      - all memories of his childhood
    - - The proles do not even have the intention to care about politics, which can be beneficial for the party so that they do not even needed to control the proles.
  - - - His apartment
      - Takes place in London
      - Ministry of Truth
        
        Produce, Newspapers, Films, Textbooks, even porn
      - Book store where he buys the diary
      - Chapter 2: He left the diary open on the table
      - his old house
        
        like a utopia, full of color and life
      - tubes at his workplace and he gets pieces of paper everyday from these. there are memory holes that instantly incinerate the memory.
  - - - THOUGHT CRIME
        
        Imminent death
        
        Doom
        
        ‘Thoughtcrime does not entail death: thoughtcrime IS death“
    - - Economic scarcity
  - - - Big Brother
        
        Leader, Head of the Party , Religious Icon
      - Winston Smith (Outer Party)
        
        Courages for writing in diary
        
        Kind of a rebel.. expect him to react proud because he is not the only one . Thought Crime
        
        Winston Smith is the protagonist of the story. He works in the Ministry of Truth, "correcting" "errors" in past publications.**
      - O'Brien (Inner Party)
        
        Large, burly man with a thick neck and a coarse, humorous, brutal face. With the Inner Party. He wears black which gives a sense of authority.
        
        No one is really sure what he does
        
        Member of the inner party, extremely powerful. The silence when he walks in the room lets you know his importance and portrays the idea that society is not actually equal.
      - Julia (Outer Party)
        
        The girl who writes the love note to Winston ... opposed to the Party as well
        
        bold looking girl with dark hair and oil on her hands from work
        
        she is against sex but Winston realizes she has hips
      - Emmanuel Goldstein
        
        He's an enemy.. was part of the party but betrayed big brother (he's disappeared, we don't know where he is or if he's real either) He'll never die, they'll be talking about him for years
      - Mrs. and Mr. Parsons
        
        He was a fatish mass of stupiidity.
        
        Mr. Parsons is loyal to the party
        
        Fellow employee of Winston at the Ministry of Truth.
      - Mr. and Mrs. Parsons' Children
        
        The children represent their culture, how normal violence is there and shows the future.. foreshadowing, the women is afraid of her own children
        
        There are children that are 9 and 7 years old that are dressed as little spies and playing a game but it's not all a game.. they call Mr. Parsons a traitor and yell to him that they will send him to the salt mines..
      - Syme
        
        Intelligent, too smart, uses the very words he wants to omit from speech
        
        Creates the dictionary
      - Katharine
        
        Winston's wife.
        
        tall, fair-haired, very straight, with splendid movements, bold aquiline face.
        
        Location unknown. Her and Winston parted ways.
      - Prolls
  - - - use of darks and lights and other pops of color, like blue
    - - IngSoc (English Socialism)
        
        original form of the party
  - - - HES DOWN BUT HES NOT DOWN..... POV because it is Winstons point of view
    - - Can you really control your thoughts?
- - - - Winston remembers his sister dying. He took away a chocolate, but when he get back, his sister and mother both disappeared.
  - - - light and dark
  - - - Things shattering such as the ladder falling through the window. Repeated occurrance.
      - beat him continuously, refuse to let him urinate...
      - confesses to everything... ex. says he is a spy... none is true though...