Question
When he is allowed to do so, Winston asks ALL of the following questions EXCEPT!…
Does Big Brother exist?
What is in Room 101?
Does God exist?
Does the Brotherhood exist?
Does Big Brother exist?
What is in Room 101?
Does God exist?
Does the Brotherhood exist?
Answers
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In George Orwell's "1984," Winston Smith grapples with a number of existential and philosophical questions as he navigates the oppressive regime of the Party. Among the questions you listed, the one that he does not specifically ask—at least not in the same existential context as the others—is **"Does God exist?"**
Winston's inquiries primarily revolve around the nature of the Party, the concept of reality enforced by Big Brother, and the existence of the Brotherhood as a form of resistance. The question of God's existence is not a central theme in the narrative.
Winston's inquiries primarily revolve around the nature of the Party, the concept of reality enforced by Big Brother, and the existence of the Brotherhood as a form of resistance. The question of God's existence is not a central theme in the narrative.