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Blood Bozos - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Naturally kind/ generous
      - middle class - money isn't an issue - can sparingly afford 'luxuries' like sweets
    - - 'I like him more than you
      - admires Mickey - views him as cool and and like a 'brother'.
      - Dramatic irony
    - - They quickly form a close connection - dramatic irony
      - Eddie keeps the locket given to him by her for as long as possible - doesn't want to let go
      - animated tone/ enthusiastic
  - - - dramatic irony - they're actual brothers.
      - Shows their immediate close relationship - committed to protecting each other. Dramatic irony because Eddie ends up 'betraying' Mickey
    - - Shows his youth - scared by a game
      - As a child he views his life as valuable, doesn't want it to end
      - Dramatic irony
    - - 'Fifty notes?... All right'
      - Mirrors Mrs Johnstone - struggling for money
        
        Social class is a cycle - born into wealth or poverty
    - - Despite growing up/ struggling to get by still innocent/ kind hearted
      - Repetition shows shock - can't comprehend
      - 'jail's sent him of the rails'
  - - - Sets the tone of the play - tragedy
      - Foreshadows Mickey's and Eddie's deaths
    - - superstitious - makes their deal seem ominous
      - 'devil' suggests what Mrs Johnstone did was bad/ evil - makes the reader question her character
    - - At the end of play, makes the reader question the reason for their deaths
        
        Guides them towards the conclusion - Russell's message about social class
      - Repetition of 'we' directly involves the reader
    - - Mirrors 'kid's game' when they were kids. Shows how now they have grown up, it is more serious - consequences