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Billy - What do billy thinks about his dad then he is selling his mothers ring
Billy - Do you like Michael in the end?
Jackie - Why did you think that billy shouldent dance in the beginning

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Tony:
1.  Why didn't you support Billy from the beginning?
2. Are you an opponent of gender equalities?

Jackie:
1. Do you think that it is okay that Billy dances or do you just pretend?
2. How has the strike affected you?
3. Don't you think it is weak to just go back to the mine in the middle of the strike?

Billy:
1. What do you think bout your dad?
2. Do you think your mother would be proud of you?

Nan/Michael:
1. What is your view on stereotypes?

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-  Jackie:
Do you think it is okay Billy dance?
- Do you love your sons?

- Billy:
What is your sexuality?
Why do you dance ballet?

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Billy:
1. Are you gay?
2. What do you think about your dad?

Tony:
1. Why did you strike?
2. What do you think about ballet?

Mrs. Wilkinson:
1. Did you come to Billys ballet show?
2. Why do you dance?

Michael:
1. Are you gay?
2. Do you like Billy?

Nan:
1.

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Jackie:
1. How did you feel when you saw Billy dance for the first time.
2. Are you affected by Billy's mom in proportion to Billy's dream to be a dancer?
Mrs Wilkinson:
1. What did you see in Billy when he danced for the first time?
2. Do you miss Billy now and why?
Tony:
1. Do you regret, that you got mad when you found out that Billy danced?
2. Why do you want your father to strike?

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he does not want billy to dance beacause dancing isent for lats.

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He is very angry at Mrs Wilkinson.
He was arestted.
He hates ballet.

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How are they portrait?
She is arguing with Tony, because Tony is a jerk.
Protective.

What is their view on stereotypes and gender?
Ballet is for everyone.

How do they develop?
She gives him private lessons for free. She stands up for Billy.

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He set fire to a horse arse.
He doesn´t want Billy to dance, because Balley is something girls do.

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MIchael wear a tutu because it make Billy happy. Michael feel jealous on Billy because he be so happy when he dances and because Billy just danced with himself. Micael was proud of Billy because he was not afraid of his dad anymore.

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How are they portrait?:
- Billy doesn't listen to his Brother or father. He likes Mrs. Wilkinson. He doesn't care about his fathers opinions anymore and thinks he is ridiculous.
what is their view on stereotypes and gender?:
- When Billy sees Michael in a dress he doesn't care. He isn't influenced by his fathers view on gender.
How do they develop?:
Billy becomes more mature and brave the further into the book you read because of ballet. He finds out what is important to him. He cares less for other people’s opinion and he becomes less prejudiced.

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* How is he portrait?

A bit angry, but deep inside he is very nice.

What is his view on stereotypes and gender?

He now doesn't think that only girls do ballet.

How does he develop?

He now supports Billy and wants him to get into the Royal Ballet school.

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* How is he portrait?

An old angry man, who doesn't like ballet.

* What is his view on stereotypes and gender?

Ballet is for women, and boxing is for men.

* How does he develop?

He found out that Billy dances ballet.

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michael and Billy were togther and michael was dressed i weired clothes and they took make up on

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How are billy portrait?
-  Billy still wants to go to ballet.
What are their view on gender and stereotypes?
-  He is not affected by his dad anymore. When his dad is angry he don't care and doesn't agree with him that boys don't do ballet.
How do they develop?
- He got better at ballet. He got permission by Mrs. Wilkinson to go on to the ballet school.

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How are they portrait?
She protects Billy from her husband. She takes care of him.

What is their view on  stereotypes and gender?
She still does not care that Billy dances ballet even though he is a boy.

How do they develop?
In the beginning she wants Billy to pay for ballet lessons, but at the end of this chapter she is willing to teach Billy alone for free.

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He is a dude. Tony is a real boy.

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He protested
He is a miner
He does not like Thatcher
He is a record player
He loves to listen to music

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Nan likes to go at the beach. She is old. She does not look after herself. Nobody knows what she is doing. Every morning her and Billy boogy-woogie.

Nan is Billys grandmother

Nan is Jackie's mother in-law.
Aske, Jakob and Bertram

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How are Billy portrait:
- Billy is a 11 year old boy who box because his dad wants him to. He wants to dance ballet instead. He is very sensitive and miss his mom very much.

What is their view on stereotypes and gender?
- His dad infect Billy's view on gender. Boys plays football and box. Girls dance ballet.

How do Billy develop:
- He changes his view on gender and stereotypes when he tries ballet. He loves to dance.

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Hates boxing. Billys best friend. billy is his own friend. Lives in everington.

Bertram and Aske

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How are they portrait?
She seems strict and bossy. She also seems professional and good at her job as a ballet teacher.

What is their view on stereotypes and gender?
She does not care about the fact that Billy is a boy, because he is such a good dancer

How do they develop?
Maybe she develops later in the book.  Maybe her development is focusing more on Billy, but so far she does not treat Billy and the girls any different.

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* How is he portrait?

He is father of Billy and Tony and his wife is dead. He says his meaning and doesn't hold back. He is a miner and protests. Lives in Everington with his sons and mother in law.
He doesn't

* What is his view on stereotypes and gender?

Men are men and women are women. He doesn't want Billy to go to ballet, because he thinks ballet is for girls. Boys just don't do ballet.

* How does he develop?

He has gotten a little bit harder towards Billy, but hasn't really changed that much yet.

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-  He bullies Billy. He is young. He is Billys brother. He loves his headset and record player. He sleeps in the same room as Billy.

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1.
* Britain:  people were poor, and they strike because the mines were closing because they did not get enough money.
* Danmark: women rights, potato diet,  the most
divorces at the time

Philip, Aske og Frida

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danmarks problem was that they where poor.

Britians problem was that they wasent agreeing with how the roll models at home where given.
2.
the look in danmark was that girls have to be housekeepers and the mens had to work and earn money.

the look in britian was not so good because there wasent equality between the two genders

3.
Boys/men: Working
Girls/women: Houseskeeper

William and Daniel

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In Britain the minors didn't want to work, and the difference between rich and poor became huge - In Denmark there were some weirdly dressed "punkers" with weird hair. Denmark also had the highest number of divorces at the time, and the government wanted them to start saving some money, so they introduced the potato diet.
In both countries, the men did not treat women with respect. In britain they were the breadwinners, and the women were the housekeepers. The women had to stay home and cook, take care of the children and clean, but the only person in Britain who fought against it was Margaret Thatcher, and in Denmark it was the Red Socks, who was an activist group. Because of the Red Socks the women slowly started to work now.
Bertram and Jakob.

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1. Britain was fightting against equality between men and women

denmark had the highest number of divorces, and many became poor

2. women got to be home and cook and the men
nedded to earn money

3. women got called housekeepers and men got called breadwinners.

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Denmark: highest number of divorces,  they needed to safe money so the goverment intruduced the potato diet.
Britain: The minors did not want to work because they did not get paid enough and Margaret Thatcher who fought against the unequalities between men and women's pay went against the miners and they protested for 6 months. Breadwinners and homeworkers. The difference between the poor and the rich became very big.
Men were getting paid more than women because they thought women belonged in the kitchen.
Men had to be the ones making the money and the women belonged in the kitchen cooking and taking care of the children. In Denmark it was unequal between men and women, but an activist group called The Red Socks fought for womens rights.

Johanne and Otto

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1.
- Britain was fighting against equality between men and women.
- Denmark had the highest number of divorces, and many became poor.
2.
- Women needed to be home and cook and the men needed to earn money.
3.
- Women got called housekeepers and men got called breadwinners.

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- In Britain there was a difference between the poor and the rich.
In Denmark they had the potato diet because they had to save their money.

- In Britain the women had to stay at home to take care of the children and to cook.  In Denmark the women wanted to have the same rigths as men.

- Men made the money and women stayed at home.
In Denmark women fought for equality.

Hjalte and Anna

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In Britian the difference between the  poor and rich was big.

Denmark was poor and they have the potato diet.
Denmark had also a lot of divorces
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in Britain woman was just house keepers and the mens was working
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People fought for equality

Jonas and Josefia.

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There was a big difference between poor and rich in Britain.
Denmark was poor, so they had the potato diet.
There were a lot of divorces in Denmark.
There were punkers and yuppies.

Britain: The women were housekeepers, and the men were working.

People fought for equality

Simon and Sofie

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- In both Denmark and England the women were in the kitchen. The women in Denmark didn't like that.
- The difference between the poor people and the rich people was big.
- The men were boss and the women were home