1984 book 2, chapter 4

• Shabby little room

  Above Mr.Charrington's shop
• Mr Charrington

  Bought Victory coffee and saccharine tablets
• Clock's hands said, but it was nineteen-twenty really


  Seventeen-twenty
• She (Julia) was coming

  Nineteen-thirty
• Folly, Folly
• Winston

  Wanted the room for a love-affair
• Privacy


  A very valuable thing
• The sun was still high

  June
• Song from the monstrous lady carrying diapers


  Tone similar to Songs published for the benefits of the proles by a subsection of the Music Department
• The words of the song were composed without any human intervention whatever on an instrument known as a versificator
• CHURCH BELFRY
• Julia

  Had become a physical necessity, something he not only wanted but felt that he had the right to
• As he sat waiting on the edge of the bed

  Thought again of the cellars in the Ministry of Love
• Julia brought


  • Sugar
  • Bread
  • Jam
  • Tea - not blackberry leaves (prole's alternative), there has been plenty because they captured India
  • Milk
  • Coffee
• Julia's surprise

  • She painted her face with Makeup brought from the proletarian quarters
  • Scent too!
  • "In this room I'm going to be a woman, not a Party comrade."
  • Next time she will wear silk stockings and high-heeled shoes
• Lights out in Winston's flat

  Twenty-three thirty
• Julia's hostel

  Twenty-three
• A RAT - WINSTON FEARED THE MOST
• Julia saw

  The paperweight and the painting of the church which is used to be st.Clement Danes
• Julia's grandfather


  Taught him the rhyme. Vaporized when she was 8
• The paperweight


  Was the room they were in, the coral was Julia and his life. Fixed in eternity