Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Passport To Pimlico and The Bells of St Trinians

Passport To Pimlico and The Bells of St Trinians represent Britian, Britishness, age, gender & education in numerous ways.
Passport to pimlico represents Britishness in several ways, from the obvious (Jellied Eels, Busses, Phoneboxes) to the ironic (The residents say they have the right as British to be Burgundians which is humourous because Burgundy is no longer even Britain.)

Also, they say that as British people they should stay strong which is a representation of Britishness, having a stiff upper lip and standing your ground.

Also, When Bergandy is finally Britain again, it rains, representing Britishness with the rainy weather being a common stereotype of England.


St Trinians represents Britishness with Ms Frittain being played by a male character, drag queens being commen in england and seen as humourous.

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