Blood Brothers Flashcards
What is the title of the play written by Willy Russell?
Blood Brothers
In which country is ‘Blood Brothers’ primarily set?
England
True or False: ‘Blood Brothers’ is a musical.
True
Who are the two main characters in ‘Blood Brothers’?
Mickey and Eddie
What is the central theme of ‘Blood Brothers’?
Class division and social inequality
Fill in the blank: The play explores the lives of two boys who are __________.
Separated at birth
What role does superstition play in ‘Blood Brothers’?
It foreshadows events and reflects the characters’ beliefs.
True or False: Mrs. Johnstone is the mother of both main characters.
False
What profession does Eddie’s adoptive family have?
Wealthy/upper-class
What is the significance of the song ‘Tell Me It’s Not True’?
It reflects the emotional climax and tragedy of the story.
Multiple Choice: What event leads to the tragic ending of ‘Blood Brothers’?
A confrontation between Mickey and Eddie
What does the character of the Narrator represent?
The voice of fate and social commentary
Fill in the blank: The play is set in the __________.
1960s to 1980s
What does the term ‘Blood Brothers’ refer to?
The deep bond between Mickey and Eddie despite their different upbringings.
True or False: The ending of ‘Blood Brothers’ is a happy one.
False
Who is the author of ‘Blood Brothers’?
Willy Russell
What narrative technique does Russell use in ‘Blood Brothers’?
Breaking the fourth wall
What social issues are highlighted in ‘Blood Brothers’?
Poverty, class disparity, and fate
Fill in the blank: The character of Mrs. Lyons represents __________.
Wealth and privilege
What does the color red symbolize in the play?
Danger and foreshadowing
Multiple Choice: Which character is known for their working-class background?
Mickey
What happens to Mickey at the end of the play?
He is shot.
Fill in the blank: The play uses a __________ structure.
Circular
True or False: ‘Blood Brothers’ is based on a real-life story.
False
What is the primary conflict in ‘Blood Brothers’?
The clash between the two boys’ different social classes.
What role does fate play in the characters’ lives?
It determines their outcomes, despite their choices.
What is a key message of ‘Blood Brothers’?
That social class can dictate one’s fate.
