Winston understands the distinction between the proles and
the Outer Party and the Inner Party. The proles are not of a concern to Big Brother.
Winston is on the outskirts of the Outer Party having the privilege of working at the
Ministry of Truth. Winston knows nothing will happen to her because she is not strong
enough in thought to revolt. Therefore, the Thought Police will not worry about her. The
people of concern to them are those in Winston's position. These people have enough
knowledge to question the purposes of Big Brother and
they have the will within them somewhere to revolt should they choose.
This prole woman is not worth it.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
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