| Eaton's 5 is built around the various ways in which White can unpin his own pieces. |
| He made his way into the ill-lighted sitting-room, and began to unpin his shawl. |
| He stood watching her unpin her hat before the mirror, and pull at her gloves. |
| She had put the flowers on the table and had raised her hands to unpin her hat when she saw it. |
| She began anew to unpin her hair, when a second time the same noise in the passage alarmed her. |
| Always unpin is a good maxim, as a pin is ALWAYS a negative feature of your position, as 1 or 2 pieces have restricted mobility and a later combination may be possible. |
