Dolours reflects on her extreme experiences, questioning, 'What was it all for?' after her hunger strike and long incarceration, seeking a new life free from violence.
Dolours, falling in love with Stephen Rea, faces the struggles of reintegrating into civilian life, grappling with her past and a newfound need for alcohol.
Marian expresses dissatisfaction with a nonviolent future, echoing their father's view that 'only dead people make the pantheon,' revealing her conflict between past loyalties and present choices.
Both sisters navigate the chaos of reintegration into society, with Dolours eager to abandon her violent past while Marian holds onto memories of their revolutionary fervor.
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