Wheninitially walks into Mr. Charrington's
apartment above the antique shop, he experiences a feeling of a nostalgia and it seems to awaken
a sort of "ancestral memory" in him. Looking at the antique furniture and taking note
of the old-fashioned glass clock gives Winston a sense of comfort and satisfaction. Winston also
feels secure in Mr. Charrington's apartment and is pleased that there is not a telescreen on the
wall. Winston...
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
How does Winston regard the room over Charrington's shop?
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