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My mother said I never should Plot and Subplot My mother said I never should is a play which explores the lives and relationships of four generations of women from the same family living in Manchester
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Unit 1 My mother said I never should Plot and Subplot My mother said I never should is a play which explores the lives and relationships of four generations of women from the same family living in Manchester and London in the 20th centaury , .Through snapshots and key moments in their lives , that are not shown in chronological order. The oldest of the four women, gives up a promising carrier in teaching as a young women to marry. Her daughter Margret, grows up in Manchester through the Second World War and marries an American (much to her mothers disapproval) and becomes a typist. She then has a child, Jackie, who is training to be an artist when she falls pregnant, with a married man. The young Jackie tries to bring up the baby (Rosie) but cannot cope so Margret takes her at a young...
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