Unity and division

After the bombing in London on July 7th 2005 the mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, said “More unites us than divides us”. Do you think this is true for the characters in On the Edge?

Read the statements below. Decide which of them might have been said by members of The Circle, and which of them might have been said by members of The Realm.  Write the statements in the appropriate places of the circles below.  Are there any statements which could apply to both? Put them in the middle section.

Here are some suggestions to get you started. You could probably think of others.

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They refuse to fit in
They don’t understand us
They hate us
We are held back
They should listen to us
We are not understood
Our way of life is threatened
We can not live the way we choose
Why should we do what they want?
They expect us to change our ways
We are responsible for one another
Everyone should do the best that they can
We have no choice
They must abide by our rules
We must respect one another
We must stand against them before it is too late
We are not free to walk our own streets

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