Beforemet , he was a completely miserable,
    depressed man, who was a secret political dissident and would only express his negative feelings
    towards Big Brother and the Party in his private journal. Initially, Winston Smith believes that
    Julia is a possible agent of the Thought Police and an orthodox member of the Junior Anti-Sex
    League. However, Julia ends up slipping him a meaningful note and the two meet up in the
    countryside. After consummating, Winston begins to feel more confident about exercising his
    individuality and challenging the oppressive authoritarian regime. Winston's relationship with
    Julia begins to grow and he no longer feels depressed or fed up with life. Julia allows Winston
    to experience a certain level of autonomy and independence, which he has never felt before. His
    sexual urges are also satisfied and her presence eases his mind. After meeting Julia, Winston
    seems healthier, spiritually renewed, and more comfortable in his own
    skin.
Saturday, 25 October 2008
How has Winston changed since being with julia?
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