Tickets, Please

D.H. Lawrence's "Tickets, Please!" explores the changing roles of women post-World War I and the consequences of women's newfound independence. The story follows Annie Stone, a conductress, and her...

Neither Annie nor John definitively wins the battle in "Tickets, Please" by D.H. Lawrence. While Annie leads the women in physically attacking John, resulting in his defeat and loss of appeal, the...

Annie, the protagonist of D.H. Lawrence's "Tickets, Please," is pragmatic, competitive, and aggressive. Initially maintaining distance from the flirtatious John Joseph, she prides herself on her...

In "Tickets, Please!", passengers are reluctant to dismount their coach due to the harsh, cold, and windy conditions outside, making waiting for another tram uncomfortable and risky. Packed trams...

Annie's treatment of the opposite sex mirrors John Thomas's in "Tickets, Please," making them well-matched. Both are independent and non-committal, with Annie also having another boyfriend while...