Comparing the Ways in Which Mrs. Casper, Mr. Sugden and Mr. Farthing Treat Billy in A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines

When Mrs. Casper, Mr. Sünden, Mr. Fursing's Billy compare with "A A BEST" of Barry Hynes, Mrs. Casper, Mr. SUGEN and Mr. Farthing treat Billy's 14 year old boy. He lived in the northern part of a stormy school, but he was very angry. Mrs Billy is Billy 's mother, and she does not have time to give Billy' Oh, please do not leave me anymore, she will be late! 'She said that her social life and night her Billy said I thought it was more important.

They left school only knowing enough things to take them to factories and coal mines. Haines injected the positive influence of "Bowstring for Gaze" into Mr. Billing's image of Farthing. Mr. Farthing is a kind and kind person who is far from the harsh environment Billy lives in. There is nothing to survive in the "difficult times". Because the society at that time saw the working class as a worker, which is what they should aim for. Hines and Dickens use the same writing skills to make the most of their readers. For example, they all use metaphor and a metaphor.

Compare the institutional role in the work of Dickens Dickens and Hynes with "Kestrel for Knave" using techniques to write their institutions as poor and savage. This is particularly good at Dickens. He can bring life through familiar things and metaphor. Dickens and Hines added a burning tyrant personality to Mr. Gl ad Grind 's figure, and everyone fear Gris. Both are principals. At the beginning of the 'difficult times', Dickens spoofed his character by not giving them their name.