Spending his days at a factory bench, his Saturday evenings at the local pubs and his Saturday nights with Brenda, the wife of another factory worker, Arthur Seaton is determined to make the most of his money, and will accept no telling him how to spend it.
He is not going to become a unit on the factory books or follow his father in letting television rule his evenings; and circumstances are not going to tame his truculent individuality. But responsibility touches Arthur when Brenda becomes pregnant. He takes her to see his Aunt Ada, hoping for helpful advice about an abortion, but without success. Meanwhile, he is simultaneously involved with Doreen, younger and more na
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