In passage 1, what is the intended contrast between winston’s viewpoint and that of the reader? question 1 options: a) winston’s viewpoint is enthusiastic support for the conditions of his life, but the reader sees the hopelessness of his situation. b) winston’s viewpoint is apparent tolerance of the conditions of his life, but the reader sees the harshness of his situation. c) winston’s viewpoint is eager curiosity about the conditions of his life, but the reader sees that his situation is fairly typical. d) winston’s viewpoint is minor annoyance about the conditions of his life, but the reader sees that his situation is actually bearable.