What
makesheroic is his courage to embrace his individuality and his resolute attitude to challenge
the authoritative regime. Unlike the other Party members, Winston vehemently hates Big Brother
and desperately wishes to join the Brotherhood to undermine the government. He willingly commits
thoughtcrime by writing in his secret journal, and he carries on an affair within his rented
apartment above Mr. Charrington's shop. Winston is aware that he may eventually be arrested by
the Thought Police and tortured in the Ministry of Love, but continues to embrace his
individuality and...
Sunday, 3 October 2010
In 1984, what qualities does Winston posses that could define him as a heroic figure?
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