1984
why is it significant that o'brien know the last line of the stanza?
section 2, chapter 8
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It is relevent because it tells us that O'brien is well versed with the old things that Winston holds sacred. It also is a bit of foreshadowing that O'brien is aware of Winston's talks with Charrington.
