An Alternate Ending to the Novel; 1984. - 1441 Words

Winston walked down the sidewalk, a sense of apathy after his encounter with O’Brian in room 101 on several occasions, a sense of love; apathetic, emotionless love, for Big Brother. Winston did not remember what had happened in Room 101, nor how long he had been there for. Winston headed towards the park where he would meet the dark-haired girl he knew as Julia. Winston had an unexplainable emotion trapped inside his conscious, wanting to break free. Winston stopped for a moment to look up at a poster. The poster read: â€Å"Victory† with an enlarged picture of Big Brother on it. Winston immediately thinks of the war we are fighting; the war with Eurasia. It has always been Eurasia, he knew that. Winston arrives at the park, dully as if this†¦show more content†¦Ã¢â‚¬Å"Julia what does two plus two equal?† â€Å"Four, of course† â€Å"Good† Winston thinks of rebelling against The Party. Destroying the dishonest scriptures, the fake news reports, the lying, the abusing, the government. â€Å"Julia, what do you say to ending O’Brian?† â€Å"How would we do it?† â€Å"Just like he did to us.† Winston continues to explain the scheme to trap O’Brien and defeat him at his own game. First Winston and Julia must attempt to get captured in order to get close to O’Brian. Julia and Winston return to the district and enter Winston’s room. They begin carving on the back wall directly in the Telescreens’ line of sight. Ten or so minutes later, the wall reads â€Å"DOWN WITH O’BRIEN†. Soon enough the thought police advance and knock down the door. Winston whispers to Julia â€Å"Play along† Winston screams: â€Å"No, not back to that ministry, anywhere but there!† Julia kicks and screams, but their strength dominates. Julia and Winston awake in a cell, tied next to each other. The deadening, filthy, horrid cell inside the Ministry of Love. Winston focuses and regains full concentration. 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