The Railway Children

Thesquate has got quite a lot of very direct political commentary about slavery and oppression and imperialism, isn't it? And i guess in some ways, the railway children has some element of socius utopian ideal. When they lose their father and their mother is absent, there is this idea that in the face of your loss, others will stand up and swing for you. I think a childlike ambiant sense off some of her politics. Maybe there is such a thing as community after all. O think, catherine, could you, could you read a little bit forasi. Loveste.

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