how does winston smith resist big brother in nineteen eighty-four by george orwell?

Question

The book is by Goerge Orwell written in 1948.

Answer 1

To begin with, Winston keeps a journal, which is strictly forbidden. Secondly, he has thoughts against the government and wants a change in rule. He isn't truly loyal to the party. As time goes on, Winston starts investigating suspicious events and uncovers some cover-ups by the party. When he meets his love interest, they wander through the prole section, they love each other and sometimes have sex. Winston also bought objects from the past in a prole store. Having material possessions from the past is strictly forbidden. On top of that, Winston also rented a room above the prole store.

Answer 2

He traps him in his secret lair, stops the missiles from launching, but while he is saving the girl, Big Brother escapes in his mini-submarine

or you could read the book, its pretty short