1984: Part Two Love Theme The passage which best represents love as the theme of it is in the first pages of Chapter Five. In the passage Winston is realizing that he doesn’t only like Julia for what she does for him physically but that he also has an emotional bound to her. He realizes that with her and with love in his life everything is better. He stops drinking and "the process of life …showed first 75 words of 920 total…

…showed last 75 words of 920 total…would look into any disappearance. However, in Winston’s world, it was an everyday occurrence to loose someone and not have the police look for them (because the police made him disappear) or anyone mourn for him. The most disturbing thing about the world of 1984 is the lack of compassion for human life. People accept a death as easily as reading the Chess Committee roster and finding it to be a name shorter than before.