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…is about to start a diary. Since, the reader discovers, there are no laws anymore it is not "illegal to keep a diary", but it is certainly life-threatening. Winston puts himself forward in a way he has not done before, stepping into a risk just when he has his…

…was like before the Revolution. His rebellion towards the Party begins in a small way, when he begins to keep a diary for “the future, the unborn.” He began to go to the area of London where the proletariat class, or proles lived, in search of a connection…

…as the most dangerous and treacherous man in Oceania, Never actually in the novel Chapter Summaries- Book One Chapter 1- Winston gets home from work and goes to write in his diary that he got in the proletarian district. He starts writing about his day and he…

…in the presidential election. She had to go to trial for it. In her diary she had described this experience as " the greatest outrage History has ever witnessed." She was fined $100 for this outrage. She wasn't going to pay a penny of the fine, and the judge didn't…

…year old today. In most cases parents want to preserve such precious moments or memories with photographs, diaries, or even videos. To even after death, people will know still remember them by looking at various events or images of that person. We still see…

…Born Killers, and a diary replicating the unrestrained expressions of hate and death published on personal websites. Mass media is responsible because of the negative impact movies have on children; the dangerous lessons violent video games teach kids…

…software:- a) Multilingual Word Processor (supporting English, Hindi, Bengali, and Marathi, four major regional languages of India), b) Personal Reminder Program (an automated appointment diary) and c) 8085 Simulator. Raj Rishi has demonstrated his leadership…

…their mail and diaries are not read. Most parents, due to suspicion, invade their son or daughter’s privacy and often teens feel they are disregarded. Parents should acknowledge the right of teenagers right to privacy and learn to trust and respect them…

…Alice’s experiences and feelings are related to the typical day-in and day-out teenager. Maybe not to the same extremities, but there are a lot of cases that come too close to what Alice confessed in her diary.…

…." Posters of Big Brothr were everywhere. The telescreen could see and hear asmost everything that Winston did. However, Winston could hide from it long enough to write in his diary even though he knew he would get caught eventually. Winston was alienated before…