A Child of the Revolution

there were many men who wanted her. He had often gotten a gift, money or clothing, from the men who wanted to taste the sweetness of life with his mother. He accepted all those gifts as just tricks. Only his younger brother didn't understand; he was still happy when people tricked him. His mother existed only for him and his brother. Outsiders mustn't disturb their enjoyment. He had made this decision a long time ago; and if at first it was weak, it now had become firm in his heart. In fact, his uncle, about whom he had formerly boasted to his friends, now had no more worth to him. He wanted to become a father to his brother and a hero in his mother's household

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