Oliver Turton Monologue from Touch and Go: A Play in Three Acts

From Touch and Go: A Play in Three Acts by D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence

male · philosophical · 54 sec

You see, if you wanted to arrange things so that money flowed more naturally, so that it flowed naturally to every man, according to his needs, I think we could all soon agree. But you don't. What you want is to take it away from one set and give it to another--or keep it yourselves. (JOB ARTHUR: We want every man to have his proper share.) I'm sure I do. I want every man to be able to live and be free. But we shall never manage it by fighting over the money. If you want what is natural and good, I'm sure the owners would soon agree with you. (JOB ARTHUR: What? Gerald Barlow agree with us?) Why not? I believe so.

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