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she travelled a long distance

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Massively multiplayer online role-playing game

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The girls think that Sister Virginia is going to tell Mother Victoria about what Brigit did to Sister Virginia. Except Cathy, she says "No. She mightn't tell. Sister Virginia mightn't" Brigit plans her escape by jumping into a basket ("I'm going out now! In the basket! Come on! Quick! Help me!" ) and Cathy is begging for Brigit to let her go with her but Brigit is Adamant on going alone. Then as there were screaming Mother Victoria comes in and ruins it by telling Brigit to get out of the basket.

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The closing paragraph is read by Sister Virginia and tells us over three hundred women (including Cathy McNamara) that died at the laundry were exhumed, cremated and reburied outside in Killmacha in 1992 to make place for a building development. It also tells us that Mandy was put into a Mental Institution in 1963 and was still there by 1992.

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Nellie-Nora has become institutionalized and is afraid of the outside world

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Nellie-Nora has become institutionalized and is afraid of the outside world

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(shaking) "No! No, Rosa! I-I-I don't go out much.

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The girls find the underwear with the red hearts on them. Brigit makes a vulgar remark and throws them in the air. "Made in the U.S.A.! Wouldn't you know! This fella doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve! He wears it on his Mickey!". The girls talk about what the "Yanks" wear.

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Brigit tells Juliet about Johnnie looking up girls skirts in Cillnamona "Mirror on the tops of his dancing shoes". Shows men as vulgar and rude. Cathy wonders why Sister Virginia ever wanted to become a nun and Brigit believes that sister Virginia is just terrified of men "She's probably afraid of men". Nellie Nora tells Brigit that she is  being too hard on Sister Virginia who has always been kind and caring to the girls

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A basket arrives from Galway City, the girls mistake it for Athlone. They begin to separate clothes for washing while Nellie-Nora searches for cigarette butts

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''Hellfire and brimstone every morning and evening''
The horrible treatment that the missioners gave the nuns, fire and brimstone is a reference to God's wrath in the Bible

''I often think about Our Lady the time she got pregnant! Did the neighbours point at her too?''
Nellie-Nora wonders if Mary got the same treatment that the rest of them did, when they discovered she was pregnant

''But she had Saint Joseph! Didn't he stay with her!''
Mandy suggests that Mary wouldn't have been judged because she was with a man

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Ireland

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"You know I can't give you the keys Brigit! I'll pray for you Brigit!"
"Pasty Face"
"Pretending to help"
"Brigit Murphy here sees through you!"
"Did you ever have a lover? Tell us that now, Sister!"
Brigit finally snaps and stands up for herself and the other girls to the mistreatment and judgement they get.
She screams at Sister Virignia for pretending to care but not doing anything to help them.

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Page 68: Brigit describes the 'fellas' at the dance hall

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Page 68: Brigit describes the 'fellas' at the dance hall

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'Minds as dirty as fingernails'

There is irony as Brigit says 'And they think we're the dirty ones'.

Also Brigit describes sexual harrasment that occured

'Squeezing through the dance-hall door was awful! When you'd be in the crush, some big hand would come out and grab you!'

Men portrayed in a very poor light.

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'Brigit adopted that paper-baby'

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"Yours forever, John-Joe."

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Rosa came from ages away to find out about her mam

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Rosa came from ages away to find out about her mam

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Nellie Nora remembers Kathleen Ferrier's voice reminding them that they are unwanted by society. 

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Nellie Nora remembers Kathleen Ferrier's voice reminding them that they are unwanted by society. 

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"Despised, rejected. Rejected of men. A man of sorrows. A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief."

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Where the laundry is located.

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Mother Victoria enters the room to find Brigit trying to hide in the basket and tells them all to gt back to work. When Mother Victoria tells Brigit to go the office Bridget refuses but then does as she asked

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The girls are talking about Sister Virginia and how she is mad for wanting to become a nun.
'Sounds Daft to me, Cathy! Staying in this dungeon with that cage on her head!'
Juliet says she wants to become a nun but Brigit says she can't because of her mother.
'Sure, they wouldn't have Juliet! Her mother was one of us!'
The girls find lipstick and and start to put it on one another but Nellie-Nora distances herself from them.

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Brigit: "You don't know anything " said to Sister Virginia

Brigit: "Why aren't our lover boys locked up too?"

Brigit then throws Sister Virginia on the floor
(Nellie-Nora is still sobbing and rocking on the floor from earlier in the scene)

Brigit: "Your nice white bed in your nice white cell" "Nice clean God"

Brigit: "We want to live now"

Sister Virginia : "I want to help, Brigit! I am on your side"

Brigit: "I'd kill you but you're not worth it"

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Rosa has come from New York all the way to Ireland to find out more about her . "You've come such a long distance! From New York!"

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Old photographs were found in here.

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Page 68: Nellie-Nora tells Brigit not to speak badly about the Canon

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Page 68: Nellie-Nora tells Brigit not to speak badly about the Canon

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'A curse will fall on you, Brigit! Talking like that about the Canon!'

Further irony and evidence of the power (brainwashing) of the Catholic Church at the time.

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The final paragraph gives us an insight in to the fate of the girls after the end of the story.

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The final paragraph gives us an insight in to the fate of the girls after the end of the story.

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"The remains of Mary Kate Dempsey... and three hundred unnamed penitents were exhumed, cremated and reburied outside in Killmacha Cemetery."
Gives us an idea of the volume of lives destroyed by the Church, and the influence that they had to allow them to get away with it

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"When I found her name, Brigit Murphy, and this address in my adoption papers, I had to come!"

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Nellie Nora: "Noooo! Not lipstick!"
Nellie Nora is clearly shaken by the sight of the lipstick, suggesting something happened to her in the past.

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My Mother! - Penitent?

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Cathy attempts to escape while Mother victoria has left. She gets the idea of going in the basket and asks Mandy and Nellie-Nora to cover her quickly, before she leaves Nellie-Nora asks cathy says: "Have you got that Holy Medal I gave you?"

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A girl, Rosa

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Nellie-Nora and Rosa are looking for evidence of Rosa's birth.

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Brigit: "Its this place! This dungeon! This cage!"

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"Brigit was put in here!" By her brother. "When Cathy died, she disappeared."

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baby-photograph in chocolate box

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Mother Victoria's remark about Brigit "I always knew you were an evil woman!"

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'Everyone calls me Caroline' - Rosa has two different lives.