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1984 Dialectical Journal

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In this story something special happen Winston met the girl of his dreams. He fell in love with her at first sight and there was no going back because they both loved each other. Winston could not believe it would happen to him because he wasn’t the greatest guy out there. Everything was good and he was living his life with girl of his dreams name Julia. He didn’t think of any fear or doubt that they would stay
Together.
Have you ever been in the situation where you lost someone special in your life? “Not merely the love of one person, but the animal instinct, the simple undifferentiated desire that was the force that would tear the Party to pieces” (127).Winston loved this girl so much and she meant a lot to him. I can relate to him in some ways my best friend name …show more content…

When they broke up he came back to hang out with us like nothing happen. What kind of got me upset that he put all this time in the girl that he loved and forgot about his best friends. I told him that’s not cool and he said that I will do that one day. I told him I will always have my friends close because they will always be there for me. He realizes that his friends where there for him and even if he had girlfriend he can still hang out with his boys. This is just like Winston he put his heart into Julia and everything was going good but then Julia betrayed him and he had no one after that. Julia gave all the right sign at first for her for Winston then when they were together for a long period of time the real her came out. Winston loves her to death and he tells her the word that all girls want to hear when they are in a serious relationship. “At the sight of the words I love you the desire to stay alive had welled up in him, and the taking of minor risks suddenly seemed stupid."(110). When Winston said that and she did not say back like she meant it was kind of sad because he loves her so much. This has happen to a

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