Mrs Lyons

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Mrs Lyons is a wealthy, middle-class woman in Willy Russell's play "Blood Brothers" whose desperate longing for a child drives much of the story's tragedy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in a play
fictional character
theatrical character
adopts Edward Lyons NERFINISHED
adoptsFrom Mrs Johnstone NERFINISHED
appearsIn Blood Brothers NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre musical theatre
appearsInMedium stage play
associatedWithTheme class divide
motherhood
nature versus nurture
superstition and fate
becomes increasingly paranoid
mentally unstable
concealsTruthFrom Edward Lyons NERFINISHED
Mickey Johnstone NERFINISHED
Mr Lyons NERFINISHED
contrastsWith Mrs Johnstone NERFINISHED
contributesTo the tragic ending of Blood Brothers
createdBy Willy Russell NERFINISHED
desires a child
economicStatus wealthy
employs Mrs Johnstone NERFINISHED
fears Edward’s bond with Mickey
losing social status
firstAppearsIn early scenes of Blood Brothers
gender female
hasHusband Mr Lyons NERFINISHED
isChildlessAtStartOf Blood Brothers NERFINISHED
makesPactWith Mrs Johnstone NERFINISHED
motivatedBy desperate longing for motherhood
fear of losing her adopted son
movesHouseTo a middle-class area
the countryside
movesHouseToEscape Mrs Johnstone NERFINISHED
nationality British
occupation housewife
relationshipToEdward adoptive mother
relationshipToMickey employer’s son’s blood brother’s twin
setIn Liverpool NERFINISHED
socialClass middle class
symbolizes middle-class privilege
the destructive side of possessive love
tellsLie twins who are separated will die if they find out the truth
threatens Mrs Johnstone with a knife
timePeriod late 20th century
uses superstition to control Mrs Johnstone

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Blood Brothers hasCharacter Mrs Lyons