Blood Brothers is a powerful play exploring themes of class, fate, and family through the lives of twin brothers separated at birth. Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons, the central female characters, embody the stark contrasts between working-class struggles and middle-class privilege. Their quotes reveal complex character arcs, from Mrs Johnstone's resilience to Mrs Lyons' descent into paranoia.
Key points:
• Mrs Johnstone's quotes reflect her hardships, growth, and ultimate tragedy
• Mrs Lyons' dialogue shows her manipulation, class prejudice, and mental decline
• The play uses superstition and fate as recurring motifs
• Character development is central to the play's exploration of social issues
