Man: You work at the Glasshouse Laundry?
Maud: I was born
there. Part time from when I was seven, full time from when I was twelve.
Man. What would the vote mean to you?
Women: Votes for
women, the power is in your hands!
No one cares, love!
Some of us do, so shut your bleeding cake hole.
Maud: All my life I’ve been respectful, done what men told
me.
Maud’s husband: You’re a wife, my wife, that’s what you’re
meant to be.
Maud: Well, I can’t have that anymore.
E. Pankhurst. Never underestimate the power we women have to
define our own destinies. We have been left with no alternative. Defy this
government!
Woman: Votes for
women!
Edith: We shall cut into the heart of communications.
Second man: My job is to enforce the law.
Maud: It means nothing to me, I’ve had no say in making the
law.
Third man: We have reached a state of anarchy we can no
longer ignore. Punish those responsible, whatever way you can.
Second man: We’ll stop you.
Maud. What you gonna do? Lock us all up? We’re in every
home, we’re half the human race, you can’t stop us all.
E. Pankhurst. We do not want to be law breakers, we want to
be law makers!
vocabulary: defy= défier
the law: la loi
break the law: enfreindre la loi
make the law: faire les lois
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