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How is it that O’Brien poses such a danger to Winston?
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How is it that O’Brien poses such a danger to Winston?

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It's been a while since I read it, but I think it's because he's strong, isn't trustworthy (although he makes people think he is), and in the last few chapters I think it's pretty obvious.
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