ad been issued and the family had a two-ounce piece for the three of them. Winston, of course, demanded the whole piece. His mother responded by telling him not to be greedy, giving him the majority of the piece, leaving the rest to his little sister. This was to no avail because he simply stole it from her and she began to cry while he ran away with the chocolate. His mother held his baby sister in her arms, trying to console her. It did not produce more chocolate, but it was only natural for her to do it. His mother was an unusual woman, yet intelligent, noble, and pure, "her feelings were her own, and could not be altered from the outside" (Orwell 136). He realized that in those times if you loved someone, you loved them from the bottom of your heart, no matter what the circumstances. If you had nothing else to give, you gave love. Contrasting this with today, Winston rec
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