Because I believe she hates her name.

But there was this woman who lived in Yorkshire.

Her baby was two years old.

She left him, strapped in his pram, in the kitchen.

She went out.

She stayed with friends.

She went out drinking.

The baby was hungry.

Nobody came.

The baby cried.

Nobody came.

The baby tore at the upholstery of his pram.

Nobody came.

She told the police:

“I thought the neighbours would hear him crying

and report it to someone who would come

and take him away.”

Nobody came.

The baby died of hunger.

She said she’d arranged for a girl,

Whose name she couldn’t remember

To come and look after the baby

While she stayed with friends.

Nobody saw the girl.

Nobody came.

of mental instability.

But the man who promised to marry her

Went off with another woman.

And when he went off, this mother changed

from a mother who cared for her two-year-old baby

into a mother who did not seem to care at all.

There was no evidence of mental instability.

The Welfare Department spokesman said:

“I do not know of any plans for an inquiry.

We never became deeply involved.”

Nobody came.

There was no evidence of mental instability.

Only love can unlock locked-up love. 

Manslaughter: she pleaded Guilty.

She was sentenced to be locked up

In prison for four years.

Is there any love in prisons?

She must have great pain.

Now she is locked up.

There is love in prisons,

But it is all locked up.

What she did to him was terrible.

There was no evidence of mental instability

What we are doing to her is terrible.

There is no evidence of mental instability.

Millions of children starve, but not in England.

What we do not do for them is terrible.

Is England’s love locked up in England?

There is no evidence of mental instability.

When I read about it in the papers I cried.

When my friend read about it in them papers he cried.

We shared our tears.

They did not help her at all.

She has been locked up.

For locking up her love.

There was no evidence of mental instability.

Unlock all of your love.

You have enough to feed all those millions of children.

Unlock all of your love.

You have enough for this woman.

Cry if you like.

Do something if you can. You can.

Unlock your love and send it to this woman.

I am sending her my love.

2) Which scene do you feel had the most impact on the girls life and why?

3) What messages do you feel were conveyed to the audience and how?

4) What themes or questions do you want to investigate further now you have explored how her life was before?