- Proud to be Burgundians and the society turn against Britain, and the British government.
- Stereotypical- Cockney accents, traditional 'posh' accent, red buses, black cabs, tea, rain. (Rain came at the end when Burgundy became part of Britain again.)
- First scene is a fish shop fitting in with the stereotypical view of everybody eating fish and chips
- Collective- All stick together, children feeding their parents
- Reputation- very aware of there own reputation
- Money orientated- all want to claim the treasure, try and get their children to hand themselves in for making the whole in the ground where the treasure was found
Belles of St Trinians:
- Out of control- police are not in control of the girls school, nobody has control of the girls
- Stereotypical- Smoking, posh accent, cockney 'geezer'- quite a character
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