Established

Question 1

1.1

Answer 1

2 constraining ideas of Brighton established, Two of 3 central characters established, chapter focalised through Hale until the very end - leaves his disappearance a mystery

Question 2

1.2

Answer 2

Focalised through Pinkie, gives more of an insight. 3rd central character, Rose, introduced

Question 3

1.3

Answer 3

Focalised through Ida - gives more of an insight into her character, she takes on the role of detective

Question 4

2.1

Answer 4

Mainly focalised through Pinkie, but alternates with Rose which provides psychological insight into the connection between them. The violent attack on Brewer is described in detail, one of a number in the book

Question 5

2.2

Answer 5

Focalised through Pinkie. Character of Colleoni introduced, and the symbolic setting of the cosmopolitan. Police make a brief appearance, but are presented as compromised in terms of how they deal with criminal activity of gangs

Question 6

3.1

Answer 6

Focalised through Ida, she unearths information through a combination of doggedness and good fortune. Once again the police are presented as either uninterested or impotent

Question 7

3.2

Answer 7

The focalisation through Spicer provides a different perspective of events

Question 8

3.3

Answer 8

Greene develops the idea of common ground between Pinkie and Rose

Question 9

3.4

Answer 9

Spicer is presented as a victim here, both of Pinkie and the criminal underworld he is part of

Question 10

4.2

Answer 10

The motif of Hunter v Hunted is being used again

Question 11

4.1

Answer 11

A series of betrayals, and deceits underline the immoral nature of the criminal underworld. Pinkie physically trapped in a number of different ways - can be viewed symbolically. Prewett is another example of a failed judicial system