At the end of this work, one character tells another that she wants him to be true to her because she is his dearest comrade. At the end of this work, Bessie is shot twice when she pushes another character away from a window. In act II of this play, the Covey claims that the only freedom "for the working man" is "control of the means of production,
At the end of this work, one character tells another that she wants him to be true to her because she is his dearest comrade. At the end of this work, Bessie is shot twice when she pushes another character away from a window. In act II of this play, the Covey claims that the only freedom "for the working man" is "control of the means of production," and at the end of the play the Covey, Fluther, Peter (*) Flynn, and Captain Brennan are rounded up by Corporal Stoddart, who is looking for a sniper.  Children who dies in this play include Mollser Gogan and the stillborn baby of Nora. For 10 points, identify this Sean O'Casey play about the Clitheroe family set during the Easter Rebellion of 1916, which takes its name from the emblem on the flag of the Irish Citizen Army.
At the end of this work, one character tells another that she wants him to be true to her because she is his dearest comrade.
The Plough and the Stars