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Blood Brothers by Willy Russell follows the lives of twin brothers, Mickey and Eddie, who are separated at birth. Despite growing up in different social classes, they form a deep bond. As they navigate the challenges of their contrasting lives, the play explores themes of class, fate, and the consequences of societal divisions. It offers a poignant reflection on the impact of circumstances on individual destinies.
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Mickey |
Mickey is the twin who grows up unaware that he has a brother.
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Lyons |
Mrs Lyons is Eddie’s foster mother. Mr Lyons is her wealthy husband.
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Narrator |
The narrator tells the whole story.
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Eddie |
Eddie is the other twin, raised by his rich foster-mother, Mrs Lyons.
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Johnstone |
Mrs Johnstone is a single parent and mother of the twins.
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Linda |
Linda is Mickey’s love interest.
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Sammy |
Sammy is Mrs Lyons’s horrible son.
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