Mickey
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- Created on: 16-05-15 15:42
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- Mickey
- Mickey sticks up for his Blood Brother.
- Mickey doesn't know what a dictionary is but Eddie does - class.
- Mickey and Eddie don't understand eachother because of class.
- Mickey looks up to Sammy.
- Russell presents Mickey as being carefree at the start because he speaks fast and has an enthusiastic tone.
- "We were playing." Presented as happy and full of life.
- Presented as role playing and living in a fantasy world as a child.
- "We were playing." Presented as happy and full of life.
- Russell presents Mickey as being carefree at the start because he speaks fast and has an enthusiastic tone.
- Mickey looks up to Sammy.
- Becomes addicted to drugs resulting in Linda and Eddie having an affair.
- Can't escape life problems because of social class.
- Made redundant and becomes depressed after three years.
- Rushes into marriage and fatherhood at a young age.
- Unable to get a well paid job and works long hours doing menial tasks.
- Mickey shows little interest in education and is constantly in trouble.
- Made redundant and becomes depressed after three years.
- Can't escape life problems because of social class.
- Desperation makes him agree to take part in an armed robbery which results in him being arrested.
- Russell uses the recurring gun to hint at death.
- Mickey uses bad language - class.
- It is symbolic that there is a shooting, foreshadows future.
- Mickey sticks up for his Blood Brother.
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