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Which environment does Mickey grow up in?

Working-class environment

What privilege does Edward enjoy that Mickey does not?

Private education

Why is Mrs Johnstone forced to give up one of her children?

Financial constraints

What does Russell suggest about social mobility in the play?

It is limited

What does Mrs Lyons say will happen if the twins discover they're brothers?

They will both die

What does the fabricated superstition about the twins become?

A self-fulfilling prophecy

What does the Narrator create through references to superstitions and omens?

A sense of inevitability and doom

How does Russell use superstition in the play?

As a tool to control and manipulate

What do the childhood games with toy guns foreshadow?

The real violence later

What happens to Mickey after he loses his job?

He becomes addicted to antidepressants

What does Mickey accidentally do to Edward in the violent confrontation?

Shoots him

What personality traits do Mickey and Edward share despite different upbringings?

Kindness and honesty

What do the differences in Mickey's and Edward's lives highlight about nurture?

It has powerful influence

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