Suffragette

& — ... Once the vote was given, it would be impossible to stop at this. Women would then demand the right of becoming MPs, cabinet ministers, judges.
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& Violet: We’’ve got to do whatever we can. However we can.
    Maud: What like smashing windows? It’’s not respectable.
    Violet: Strangle what’’s respectable. You want me to respect the law, then make the law respectable.

& David Lloyd George: What would the vote mean to you, Mrs Watts?
    Maud: I never thought we’d get the vote so I’’ve never thought about what it would mean.
    David Lloyd George: So why are you here?
    Maud: The thought that we might... That this life... that there is another way of living this life.

& Maud: If we got the vote...
    Sonny: What would you do with it, Maud?
    Maud: Do the same you do with yours, Sonny. Exercise my rights.

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& Maud: I gotta go. I can’’t.
    Violet: You can’’t not.

& Emmeline Pankhurst: I would rather be a rebel than a slave.

& Emily: Never surrender. Never give up the fight.

& Maud: We break windows, we burn things. Cause war’s the only thing men listen to! Cause you’ve beaten us and betrayed us and there’s nothing left!
    Inspector Steed: And there’s nothing left but to stop you.
    Maud: What are you gonna do? Lock us all up? We’re in every home, we’re half the human race, you can’t stop us all.

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