1984: Section Three

Finally, the culmination of thise dystopic and severely depressing world. Winston, alone in body and soul. He has been completley given up. Those he thought he could trust have completely deserted him, while the ones he thought were the strongest party supporters end up being his cell mates. On top of that, all logic such as 2+2=4 has even escaped him and now the idea that it actually equals 5 seems plausible. The Party's power controls all thought, no matter who and where. I do, however, think it's scary that he still dreams of O'Brien and Julia even after they have betrayed him while sitting in his cell. The Party has broken Winston's spirit by the end of the story. Tear.