Tickets, Please

Tickets, Please: Short story by D. H. LawrenceThis story by D. H. Lawrence is a humorous take on gender dynamics during World War 1 after a disproportionate number of women entered the workforce to replace men sent to war. It deals with a group of hardened women (they fear nobody, and everybody fears them) working as tram conductors in England’s industrial Midlands. When a womanizing ticket inspector takes advantage of one too many of the conductors, they join forces and exact sweet revenge. An important (feminist) theme of the story is exploited women finding their collective “voice”. Other themes include power, desire, passion, rejection, vengeance and rage.

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2 thoughts on “Tickets, Please”

  1. hi,
    I liked that short introducing about the short story TICKETS PLEASE . I really want all the analizing of the story .

    1. Thank you for your kind comment. A full analysis of stories is beyond the scope of this website, but I am hapy to answer specific questions from readers.

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