Part Three- VI

Winston is at the Chestnut Tree Cafe where he meets Julia and they both confess that they betrayed on another. the telescreen announces that they made a tremendous victory and all the people are joyous. Whether he woke up from a dream or that was real, Winston is back at the Ministry of Love where he is shot as he loves Big Brother to the end.

Part Three- V

Winston is still captive but he finds that he is no longer tortured as extensively, seems to get regular interval meals, and his physique has improved. He also finds out that the party had been watching him for a long time and gathering information about him. After some time of this treatment O’Brian comes for him one day and takes him to the mysterious room 101. O’Brian tells Winston that in room 101 everyone is confronted with their deepest fear. Winston’s deepest fear is rats. They put a cage over his head it has a gate which separates the rats from his face. O’Brian slowly goes to open the gate and before he does Winston betrays Julia. His fear for the rats is greater than his love for Julia so he tells O’Brian to let the rats eat her instead of him. He would rather have Julia be devoured by the rats than to take the punishment himself. It is because Winston betrays Julia that he does not open the gate and let the rats eat him.

Part Three- IV

As he begins to recover, he begins to accept Big Brother but Winston still doesn't love him. O'brien states that he is ready for the next stage and will go to room 101 for the final treatment.

Part Three- III

Winston has been in this place for an unknown amount of time. He has been tortured extensively, however he has learned that if he gives the right answers he won’t be hurt. He makes progress and goes through some sessions without being hurt. O’Brian thinks that he has completed the first phase of his treatment and can move on to the second. O’Brian mentions that there are three phases learning, Understanding, and acceptance. Winston learns the O’Brian and others wrote the book that Winston thought was written by Goldstein. O’Brian and Winston argue about power, control over people, how and why the party functions the way it does. O’Brian explains that by controlling the human mind they control reality. Winston still has hope that one day they party will be defeated by the people. O’Brian says that the only image of the future for mankind is a boot smashing a face. Winston then gets to see himself in a long time and thinks that he is looking at someone else for a second. He finds his current condition repulsive and thinks that it was the party and O’Brian who did it to him. But O’Brian says that it was he who brought it upon himself when he started his diary and his relationship with Julia. Winston tells O’Brian that he has still not betrayed Julia. Winston comments that he just wants o be shot and O’Brian responds that he will be treated then eventually shot.

Part Three- II

Winston is tortured by O'brien as he explains the reasoning behind "Ignorance is Strength" and how two plus two equals five.