The story of Lower Falls is yet another tale that follows the David and Goliath format. Like David, the Catholic community in Northern Ireland uses alternative tactics to get the better of a seemingly indominable foe, changing the nature of combat by playing on the soldiers’ consciences. Indeed, the people challenging the British are women pushing baby strollers, ultimately putting the soldiers in a precarious position—after all, if word gets out that they’re attacking unarmed women pushing strollers, their “legitimacy” will plummet even further in the Catholic community. In this way, Harriet Carson’s approach is similar to Wyatt Walker and Dr. King’s clever attempt to goad the Birmingham police force into doing something that can be used against it.