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START: WINSTON: All she does is work. Al...

1984

Winston

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Show

1984

Character

Winston

Gender

Male

Age Range

Adult

Style

Dramatic

Act/Scene

1

Time & Place

The secret rented space at Charrington’s. A near, dystopian future.

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Show Type

Play

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Context

Winston lives under the oppressive shadow of Big Brother, always

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START: WINSTON: All she does is work. All she’s ever done. And she’s singing.

All over the world, millions.

Winston feels a mystical reverence for the mother.

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END: WINSTON: A metre-wide from childbearing, working, toiling from birth to death

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[JULIA: Winston—]

WINSTON: Still singing.

Icke, Robert and Macmillan, Duncan, 1984, Oberon Books Ltd, 2013, pp. 85=87.

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