What suspicious activity does Winston decide to undertake after work, because of the balminess of the April air

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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago

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After work, because of the April air, Winston decides to go for a walk around London by himself. This is suspicious/scandalous, because in his society, it is viewed as unsafe and fairly unacceptable to walk by oneself instead of passing free time with others.

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