- Mythical evil being in hum-drumsituation

- Brady as a metaphorical devil

- Behaved aloof - rude, unpleasant.

- Hindley is attracted to badboys

- Hindley pretended to beunintimidated, unimpressed

- Secretly in love with him

- Metaphor shows strengthof her feelings

- Crude, animalistic.

- She was won overcompletely, spiritually

- Colloquial language

- Matter of fact tone

- Unable to acknowledge theyhad killed a person - calls her adoll

- The pair became focussed onthe killings

- Duffy lists where the childrenwere picked up

- Creepy suggestion of looking at

- in the rain

- Tongue of stone

- Two black slates for eyes.

- Thumped wound of a mouth

- Nobody's Mam

- She felt loved by Bradybecause nobody else like her

- Repetition emphasises her isolation

- Claims he manipulated heraffection for him

- I heard the judge summingup. I didn’t care.

- Lost any desire to live

- I was left to rot. I was locked up,double locked. I know they chucked thekey.

- Emphatic - no chance ofbeing released

- Medusa was able to turn a manto stone by looking him in theeye

- Her chains are her handcuffs - asymbol of incarceration

- I know... I know... I know...

- Hindley and Bradycommunicated by letter whilstunder arrest

- I thought in twelve, fifteen,we’d be out on the openroad.

- Dying inside

- I howled in my cell.

- In 200 Hindley tried to havethe sentence overturned ascruel

- Does she mean that taking alife should result in losing yourlife?

- Or does she mean you shouldbe made to live inpunishment?

- She has smeared thename of her gender

- Everyone has the capacity to dohorrible things in the rightcircumstances

- Hindley says she has spenther whole life seekingforgiveness

- Admits her guilt to thepublic AND to herself

- She has made peace withherself

- Brady quickly confessed his guilt

- I never not in a millionyears it was him

- Lack of punctuationsuggests desperate tone

- Suggests breakdown ofher mental health

- Ironic as it details thebreakdown of a relationship

- Not in any way romantic