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

a)He is too open with his revolutionary campaign.

c)He could at any moment be arrested for treason.

b)His kindness might be hiding some dark motive.

d) His position within the Inner Party is too minor.

CORRECT ANSWER IS: •B•
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