Julia Is Inhumane

Julia is a 26-year-old Party member who works in the Fiction Department of the Ministry of Truth. She has dark eyes and hair, and she is very athletic. Julia doesn 't worry about problems, she makes the best of the past and cheat the party with small crimes. She secretly despises the party and makes love for Winston. By having these affairs, lead them closer to imprisonment. Both Julia and Winston are arrested and tortured in the Minister of Love. Winston and Julia leave the Minister of Love.

She agreed to be hypnotized; she began to remember her dreams; she acknowledged her faint suspicions” (Stout 387). It took years to get to the root of Julia’s memory loss. To try to spark up a memory, Stout offers Julia the option of hypnosis, and she took it. After the hypnosis they believe they have found the answer to Julia’s absent past: she was abused. To escape this she learned to dissociate herself from her surroundings. This is why whenever the term “Los Angeles” is expressed to her she “flies away” because the abuse happened in Los Angeles. But was she really abused or was this something that was made up during her hypnosis sessions? Hypnosis isn’t a proven science; it is just a myth, a theory, just like black holes. Perhaps they never found out why Julia couldn’t remember her past and Stout just manipulates Julia into thinking she was abused just to give her an answer, just to fill the holes. Instead of having been abused in Los Angeles, maybe she just didn’t like living there as a child so she would dissociate herself from living there. Sure Los Angeles has beautiful sunny weather all year round, but no one can be eternally happy to be there, unless they’re the yellow guy on the pin with a smile from the seventies that was lost on a beach in Los Angeles.

Due to her quick temper with angry outbursts and shenanigans that are keeping her away from the family. This is showing Jack that Julia doesn 't like how he is in charge and wants her authority back that she had on the kids. Though, Jack will soon discover that Julia isn 't having an affair and that she is part of an top secret project at her work.

Julia is Scott’s love interest for most of the book. She has short, dark brown, highlighted hair, wears a bit of makeup and has contacts. She does theatre which prompted Scott to sign up and also Vernon (her boyfriend),

However, as soon as Julia acquires plays an actual part in this story, it turns out she has some flaws as well. The biggest one is that she is seen as..well, a whore to the public. She admits to sleeping with a zillion men, while being active with the abstinence group. What she says, contrasting with what she does, it shows a very different side of her.

their "Owners", Julia understands the situation and that her life is in danger. Along the

Heather tells Melinda that they can’t be friends anymore and Melinda gets mad because she feels like she is the one who took Heather under wing since she was brand new to the area and didn’t know anyone. Now Heather goes to sit with “The Martha” group and Melinda is left to sit by herself at lunch every day. Melinda starts getting depressed that she has nobody to talk to and she starts skipping class and getting bad grades, her parents and teachers notice this new change in her but think she is just trying to get attention from them so they just sort of ignore it but her art teacher doesn’t and encourages her to speak and show her expressions through her artwork. Melinda then becomes friends with a guy names David Petrakis who is her lab partner in science and he is pushes Melinda to speak up. A little while later Melinda sees her old friend from middle school, Rachel start dating Andy Evans, the boy who raped her and she wants to worn her but doesn’t want to speak so she tells her by passing notes to her while they are in the

Drew Jaymes is Peach Valley, Georgia’s bad boy. Orphaned at a young age and raised by his aunt. His dream of racing his passion, until he met a young woman with bright aqua eyes. One summer with her, his whole life changed. Nicole Bennett was part of a founding family of Peach Valley. A grandmother that was cold in life, yet was the only family she had once her parents had died in a car accident when she was a child of five. Her young life was spent in an all-girls school in Great Britain. Returning to Peach Valley before heading off to university, she met and fell in love with Drew and lost her innocence and her heart. Believing Drew’s love wasn’t real, she ran off to university and left Peach Valley, never wanting to return. Eleven years

As she watches her father car disappear into the distance, she decides nows a better time than ever to leave. Julia packs up her soccer bag and goes to the mall. This is where we see Julia begin to be more conscious of how she feels about herself. As mentioned earlier in the novel, Julia’s not as physically matured as other girls her age. She doesn't wear bras or makeup which makes her feel like such an outcast.

He knows he will die and he will give up all his secrets about Julia. However, he does have one hope. He thinks that “they can’t get inside you. If you can feel that staying human is worthwhile, even when it can’t have

One of the things that fuel Julia’s hatred of the Party is her inability to have sexual relationships freely. This unfair policy that the Party created interferes with her own desire to have sex. Julia knows why the Party is doing this and states this.

After meeting Julia, he decides to openly become a rebel, and without hesitation he falls in love with Julia. This is an act of rebellion by Winston and Julia, because the government forbids love and sexual relations in any relationship. The two rebels have a relationship that they feel is secret, but in reality the government knows all. Julia and Winston would have never acted upon their actions if they were not influenced by writing ideas down, but the couple acted upon their thoughts which soon got them into deeper trouble than they could ever imagine. The torture and experiences that Winston and Julia went through after they were captured by the government shows just how powerful authority is. The end result of Winston betraying Julia is a product of how the government controlled and manipulated Winston’s mind to do unthinkable and hurtful actions. Conforming to a

Based on the evidence, the powerful Party cruelly attempts to eliminate the basic human rights of all its citizens in Orwell’s 1984. Faced with this wicked dehumanization, Winston uses his relationship with Julia as the basis for his oppositional action of attempting to preserve his individuality and civil liberties. Through Winston, Orwell inspires others to resist the dehumanizing actions of their own governments when they attempt to degrade civil liberties. In China today, the administration has placed harsh restrictions on the information displayed in the media and on the Internet. This censorship denies its citizens their basic human right to freedom of expression, as it prohibits them from publishing opinions that contradict the beliefs

Julia walked over to the briefcase and picked up the photo of Brenda that Franklin had laid on top of the case. She started to scream as tears poured from her face. She turned the photo to Franklin and yelled. “Am I the only woman? Am I? This is the same woman from your past and now you brought her to our future. You threw your marriage away for someone who doesn’t care a thing about you. I was there when she crushed your heart.

The story opens with John Doe who is a star swimmer at his high school and being pressured by his coach to perform when scouts come to watch him compete in the upcoming swim competition. John also works at a hospital and has the perfect relationship with his girlfriend, Mary , however, the relationship is taking a toll on them since they are not sure if they will get into the same college together. One day at school, he helps a new girl named Madison Bell (Erika Christensen) get her locker open by picking the lock with her hair pin. Madison offers him the hair pin as a safe keep in the event she needs him again. This is the opening of Madison’s plot to gain access to John’s life. John's friend Josue tells John he has a thing for Madison, but she's staying with her cousin Christopher Dante (James DeBello) whom Josue bullies. Later, John nearly hits Madison with his car accidentally, and takes her home, but she leaves her notebook of music in his car on purpose and he goes to her house to return it. The two go to lunch and John and Madison exchange stories about their recent shortcomings through college, but their plans to get back on track. Madison tells John she plays cello to escape her problems and flirts with him, but John tells her he has a girlfriend, which she is fine with because her goal is to keep him under her wing. The two go to a pool, he encourages her to come out in the water, but because of a childhood experience Madison can’t swim so asks him to give her