DISRESPECT & DESTITUTION BREED DESPARATION
The words were emblazoned at the top of the pamphlet Clementine held out to each passer-by in the Ministry's atrium, a busy location. Her efforts were in support of Mrs. Kent, whose arrest—avoidable, had her husband, or his brother, been a decent man—had weighed heavily upon Clem since she had read about it. It was her first time organizing a political event, and the suffregette had rallied the troops as best she could. Could she rally support in the same way?

"Free Mrs. Kent!" she insisted, thrusting a pamphlet at a Ministry worker.