No- one’s looking at our lives and thinking it’s not fair that men are dying in their fifties. Or that children have got rickets. Or that women are dying of childbed fever. No- one’s thinking about us. So we have to mhp- p (push) fight for every grain of justice or fairness. And this is not fair. And if no- one will speak for us then I will.
-- Nye (Scene Two)

Importance: Nye as a young man talking to his sister Arianwen. This quote captures Nye’s early recognition of the injustice and inequality faced by the working class, which becomes a driving force in his political journey. His frustration at the lack of attention to the suffering of the marginalized highlights a central theme of the play: the need for collective action to address systemic inequalities. Nye’s determination to speak out for the oppressed reveals his sense of responsibility...