Help with 1984 (1 Viewer)

[zlum23]

I am looking if I can argue a controversial view of Winston; that some part of him agreed with the Party before he was tortured, or maybe he experienced a point of realisation. The main point I am arguing is that you can only truly agree with something if a tiny part of you genuinely believes it (if that makes sense). Are there any quotes that could support this?

 

[ledelta :)]

Perhaps you could use this (idk if this is correct at all).

“But there was a space of a couple of seconds during which the expression of his eyes might conceivably have betrayed him. ” (Part I (during the 2 mins of hate)

It's when Winston temporarily chants with the other people of the party, just because they are doing it as well - he's subconsciously drawn to them in a way.