Question

Overwhelmed by the size of the Ministry of Truth building and by the size of the strength of the Party, Winston sees opposition as futile, yet, what is his conclusion about "human heritage" and dying?

Answer 1

Throughout the whole novel his opinion and view of dying is the fact that he’s already dead. I think he states that in the first chapter. No matter what he does, the party will find a reason to kill him (which they do).

Answer 2

The inference about human heritage is that he believes that the society he lives is in in strips by its citizens.

What is an inference?

It should be noted that an inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given the story.

In this case, Winston sees opposition as futile and his conclusion about "human heritage is that he believes that the society he lives is in in strips by its citizens.

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