HELP!! Three SMALL 1984 questions! 10 points!?

Question

Please please please help! I don't have the book anymore, and even if i did i only have a few hours to answer these! I will do anything!

1. What does Winston believe is the true way to defeat the Party?

2. What is more important for Winston: knowing that the Brotherhood exists or joining the Brotherhood?

3. What is the significance of O'Brien knowing the end of the St. Clement's nursery rhyme?

Answer 1

winston believes that the proles who make up 85% of Oceania's population are the only ones who can overthrow the party. However, he also realises that is not a serious possibility and revolution must come from within. the existence of the  brotherhood is more important to winston as the existence of the brotherhood proves he is not insane and is no longer alone and there is some level of dissent in society. O` brien has followed winston and knows his inner being. O1brien knows the party is changing the past but he still believes what they tell him. He is practising double think.

Answer 2

1. through the proles.

2. knowing that the brotherhood exists, nothing he does as a member is very anti-big brother that he wasn't already thinking.

3. the inner party members are the only ones who would know the ending since it had been erased from every one else's minds by editing it out of society.

Answer 3

http://www.lordalford.com/1984/1984.htm

Answer 4

dont know....

Answer 5

go to sparknotes.com, or gradesaver.com they should help totally, and i read the book last year very confusing and annoying so jus take a breath and you will find the answers in those websites.