Blood Brothers: Writer's Methods & Techniques (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Foreshadowing in Blood Brothers reveals

Fate of the twins

Effect of foreshadowing in Blood Brothers

Sense of inevitability and tragedy

Three motifs repeated in Blood Brothers

Superstition, fate, class differences

Purpose of repetition in Blood Brothers

Reinforces ideas & inescapability of destinies

Juxtaposition in Blood Brothers compares

Mickey & Edward's contrasting lives in different classes

Juxtaposition in Blood Brothers highlights

Effects of social inequality

Purpose of songs in Blood Brothers

Reflect mood, show characters' thoughts & feelings

Songs add what to Blood Brothers

Emotional depth to the narrative

Type of narrator in Blood Brothers

Omniscient narrator

Narrator's role in Blood Brothers

Guides audience, offers commentary & moral judgement

Narrator compared to what in Blood Brothers

Greek chorus

Narrator's effect on tone in Blood Brothers

Maintains tragic tone

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