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Character Analysis Of Mrs. Lyons From The Play 'Blood Brothers'
In my opinion I don’t agree with Mrs.Jonstone and Mrs. Lyons. I think Mrs. Johnston shouldn’t separate her sons that are twin even though she doesn’t have enough money to take care of her sons. She should work harder for get a lot of money to take care of her sons. For Mrs. Lyons I think she doesn’t do that even though she grows jealous and suspicious because I think it’s not good for everyone and the result it’s not beautiful. For this drama I think it’s funny and it can teach many things to me such as about the class in social, and Superstition and
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