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intro In the prologue the narrator gives the impression that Mrs Johnsone is a cruel woman in the metaphorical statement with "a stone in place of her heart". The metaphorical 'stone' suggests she is cold, primitive and unfeeling however the audiences view of her slowly softens when she sings the ...

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intro - answer In the prologue the narrator
gives the impression that Mrs Johnsone is a
cruel woman in the metaphorical statement
with "a stone in place of her heart". The
metaphorical 'stone' suggests she is cold,
primitive and unfeeling however the
audiences view of her slowly softens when
she sings the Marilyn Monroe song and we
learn the hardship she has suffered.


intro - answer The play Blood Brothers was
written by the playwright Willy Russell in the
1980s which is also when I set. It was based in
and around Liverpool and for the lives of twin
brothers who were separated at birth and live

, apart, oblivious to each others existence.
Micky stays with his mother Mrs Johnstone
who cannot afford to have two more mouths
to feed and sells her other son Eddie to a rich
couple who are unable to have children. Mrs
Johnstone and her family live in a poor part of
Liverpool and contrast Mr and Mrs Lyons live a
comfortable life in the more comfortable end
of town.


Mrs Johnstone is a warm and caring mother
despite the struggles she fades supporting
her eight children as a single mother. - answer
Admirable - She works hard to earn money
"I love the bones of everyone of them"


extremely poor mother - answer 'I cant afford
to keep the both of you'
Trapped by poverty
Reinforces idea that it is difficult for her to
take care of her children

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