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- "Mam, our Sammy's robbed me other gun" / "He robbed me toy car y'know"
- "You let our Sammy go up there."
- "I wish I was our Sammy / Our Sammy's nearly ten."
- "An' he said when he took it, it was just like that, But it wasn't, it went dead straight"
- "Y' wanna see him spit"
- "He draws nudey women, Without arms, or legs, or even heads"
- "'Cos if our Sammy gives y' a sweet he's usually weed on it first."
- "It is. If y' our Sammy."
- "I hope he's in a good mood. He's dead mean sometimes."
- Sammy leaps out in front of them, gun in hand, pointed at them.
- "Give us a sweet."
- Sammy laughs at Edward's voice and Mickey's misfortune
- "I'm gonna get a real gun soon."
- "They're just kids."
- "Sammy. SAMMY! Get off that bleedin' cow before I kill you."
- "What? (He stands)."
- "**** off. (He produces a knife. To the conductor.) Now move, you. Move! Give me the bag."
- Sammy leaps from the 'bus' and is pursued by two policemen.
- "We don't use the shooters. They're just frighteners."
- "Don't **** about with me pal... I said give!"
- "Quick, get in the house an' bolt the ******' door."
- "I know I bloody did."
- Sammy splits out the back.
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- Sammy steals from Mickey, harmless at this stage but foreshadows events to come.
- Sammy isn't kept on as tight of a leash as Mickey as he's older, allowed to do what he wants. Mrs J's lack of discipline.
- Mickey looks up to Sammy, he can do what he wants and is treated with more respect
- Takes advantage of being the older brother, lies to Mickey
- Lacks manners
- Immature and always breaking the rules
- Likes to play tricks on people
- Everyone else is the victim, only Sammy comes out on top
- Picks on Mickey, Mickey is the victim
- Dominant, rudely interrupts
- Imperative shows his demanding nature, rude
- Used to having the upper hand
- Foreshadowing, unaware of the dangers of guns at this stage
- Puts on front, reputation with other children
- Up to his old tricks, he's isn't going to change because of a change in location
- Threatening/aggressive
- Increasing violence, not a game any more like in scene 1
- Found himself in a cycle of crime
- Downplays seriousness of job, makes it seem easy
- Aggressive, isn't a kids game any more. Builds tension: only bad can come of this job
- Contrast to Mickey, in charge and in control
- Not as concerned about shooting the man
- Cowardly
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