For past thousand years, human society is deteriorating by penury, false justice, and inequality between aristocratic and proletariat which has been portrayed by short passage from the play Nothing sacred by George F. Walker. To start off, poverty creates a quandary in a human mind which impels them to make decisions that as a result leads them to an inimical path. For instance, when Bailiff rants, “You learned to count by stealing things.” (Walker). This shows that Gregor, a battered peasant is devoured by the dominance of penury over him that ultimately leads him to a path of purloining. In this way, Walker portrays the impact of poverty on the human society. Furthermore, short story unveils the traumatic veracity about false justice that
