That man, Mr. Charrington, owns a shop with a room upstairs that he rents out to the main character, and eventually turns him and his lover in.
One man in this work utters a rhyme about the bells of St. Clements Dane when he first meets the protagonist. That man, Mr. Charrington, owns a shop with a room upstairs that he rents out to the main character, and eventually turns him and his lover in. That lover wears a red sash to indicate her membership in the Junior Anti-Sex League, and is named Julia. The protagonist is later tortured with rats in Room 101 of the Ministry of Love. Set in Oceania, for 10 points, name this dystopian novel about Winston Smith being constantly watched by Big Brother.
One man in this work utters a rhyme about the bells of St. Clements Dane when he first meets the protagonist.
{1984} [or {Nineteen-Eighty-Four}]