The chief disclosure of Chloe’s Cabin was seen during chapter four of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. In chapter four, the characters come to existence and the life outside of work is shown. The most intimate moment among a slave with their family and friends is shared. However, it was not chapter four that comprise the most titillating use of sentiment, but chapter forty-four where Stowe strongly voiced her hatred of slavery; the sin for enslaving and killing innocent people. George Shelby had left home for the Legree in hopes of bringing back Uncle Tom, but only to return home empty-handed and with a heartbreaking revelation. Disclosing the death of someone near and dear to the heart is difficult, but revealing Uncle Tom’s death causes strong reaction