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1984 FIRST CHAPTER, 1984: 2nd CHAPTER, 1984 3rd CHAPTER - Coggle Diagram
1984 FIRST CHAPTER
PLOT
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At work, he participates in the Two Minutes Hate against Goldstein
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KEY THEMES
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Propaganda: Slogans, Two Minutes Hate, and emotional manipulation
Psychological Repression: fear, conformity and suppression of individuality
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SETTING
Dystopian London: decayed, grey, oppressive.
Atmosphere: fear, paranoia, hopelessness.
Technology used for control, not progress.
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1984: 2nd CHAPTER
PLOT
Winston is interrupted while writing in his diary by his neighbor, Mrs Parsons.
Her children, members of the Junior Spies, accuse Winston of being a traitor and threaten him.
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He continues writing in his diary, aware he is committing a fatal act.
KEY THEMES
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Fear & Paranoia : Even inside homes, no one is safe.
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SETTING
Claustrophobic domestic environment
Atmosphere of constant suspicion, even between parents and children.
SYMBOLS
Junior Spies: Manipulation of youth, control of future generations.
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1984 3rd CHAPTER
PLOT
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During morning exercises, the telescreen controls him
without real memories, truth becomes whatever the Party decides.
KEY THEMES
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Loss of identity: Without real memories, individuals lose their sense of self.
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SETTING
A blend of reality and dreamlike memories.
Atmosphere of nostalgia, confusion, and mental oppression.
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