GCSE English Text Guide - Blood Brothers includes Online Edition & Quizzes: ideal for the 2024 and 2025 exams (CGP GCSE English Text Guides)

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If you're trying to work out how to do well in your English Lit GCSE, get revising with Seneca for FREE! Scared of Edward becoming close to his biological family, Mrs Lyons convinces her husband to move the family to the countryside. Soon afterwards, the Johnstones (and Linda’s family) are rehoused by the council.

The narrator , acting as the Conservative public, asks the audience to judge Mrs Johnstone as a “heartless mother” for giving away her child

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Mrs Lyons does not work and is supported by her husband: she is presented as isolated within her marriage:Margaret Thatcher , Prime Minister at the time, famously said that hard work was the answer to success

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