l's disturbing memories dealt with the quality of the food. Orwell reminisces of how he ate out of pewter bowls that had overhanging rims, which had accumulations of sour porridge, and the porridge he ate contained lumps, hairs, and unexplainable black things. It was never safe for someone to start eating the porridge without investigating it first. These conditions are not suitable for a child to live experience, and it is not surprising why this would cause unhappiness. Orwell was poor and he paid for it at Crossgates. He suffered prejudice acts that the rich boys never had to endure. Such acts included caning, being picked on, and not having the privilege to possess certain toys because of economic standings. A sad memory of prejudice that Orwell faced dealt with the distribution of cake on a boy's birthday. On a boy's birthday, a cake was provided to the entire scho

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