Winston is powerless as he watches his mother and sister perish in his dream. He has the impression that his mother has made a sacrifice for him and her daughter, and that he was unable to save them.
Winston is reminded of his mother holding his sister, which prompts him to reflect on the proles and how, despite their circumstances, they remain human. Winston is asleep when Chapter 3 starts, dreaming of his mother and little sister. When they sink deeper and deeper into the sea, his mother looks up at him. Winston is remorseful, thinking that they died so that he may live. You just studied 10 terms!
Winston dreams of being with his mother on a sinking ship. Winston feels guilty, believing that they died so he could continue living.
He feels guilty because he realizes his mom and sister are sacrificing their lives for him. He also becomes aware of the fact that tragedy and love are no longer associated with death, like it was back then. There can be no tragedy if there is no emotion and no privacy. The War. In , there is a perpetual war between Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia, the superstates that emerged from the global atomic war.
Winston Smith is thirty-nine years old and works in the Ministry of Truth. The thought that his mother would die for him illuminates the fact that she was able to show emotion and sacrifice This disturbs Winston because he feels nothing.
The dream about the Golden Country dream is a recurring dream. The Golden Country is his forever place; it's perfect. The appearance of the girl marks something new in the dream.
The fact that she removes her clothes is intoxicating, and yet not for sexual reasons, but rather for her defiance of the party. Winston's dreams reveal critical information about his past and foretell his future. Winston dreams about meeting O'Brien in a place "where there is no darkness" foreshadow his torture at O'Brien's hands. Winston's dreams of the Golden Country foreshadow his love affair with Julia.
But dreams also represent history, and the freedom associated with history. The Thought Police can see everything except Winston's inner beliefs so Winston may go anywhere and think anything while dreaming as long as his outward behavior remains neutral.
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