In "The Tables Turned; or, Nupkins Awakened: A Socialist Interlude," William Morris masterfully weaves a narrative that serves as both a scathing critique of the capitalist society of his time and a poignant call to socialist ideals. Through the interactions of the titular character, Nupkins, and a band of social reformers, Morris employs a blend of allegorical storytelling and vivid imagery, refl...