1984 quiz

The portion I have chosen from 1984, explains to the reader about Winston's backfire to the note by the dark-haired girl. "When he did so, although he knew the danger of showing too much interest, he could not resist reading it once again, just to make sure that the words were really there." (Orwell, 90)This quotation from the book scared him because of the feelings he has towards her, his confusion to the note by the dark haired girl. The narrator says how Winston could not like her, due to that he wanted to read it again to make sure what she is trying to say. He becomes startled about being caught. It has only become a physical problem, which was to make a meeting with her. Even though Winston does not sound so smart because of his past problems, he actually made a brilliant idea to meet with her. He thought of every possible way to meet her, and he came to the outcome that the only place was in the canteen away from those eye spying telescreens. In this chapter, Winston keep on going about how he is going to be with her, but he is still paranoid.