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2.  A young boy- Aged 17, lives with his mother and father.
 The family live in West London in a council estate which is neglected.
 The father gets made redundant and the mother does not speak fluent English
therefore she does not have a job, but she tries to earn money by sewing.
 The young boy has a very close relationship with his family and has good
moral values.
 The financial difficulties cause problems and arguments in the family
 The son wants to contribute money to the family so he acts like a thug outside
and steals from people on the street.
 The young boy keeps adding money to a tin which is kept in the kitchen and
the money inside is used for bills.
 The father sees the young boy stealing from someone near there estate.
 The father realises why there has been so much more money in the tin, it leads
to conflict.
 They then agree to work harder as a family.

3.  The boy is running through a council estate towards his flat, he has just
robbed someone in an alleyway.
 We can hear the boy panting heavily as he stops to compose himself near
the flat, he does not want his parents to suspect anything.
 Round the corner from his flat he takes his hoody off and stuffs it into his
drawstring bag.
 He walks into the house- it is clean but minimalistic
 He closes the door quietly as he has stepped into the corridor we can hear
his parents arguing about financial struggles.
 The arguing stops once they hear the door click, The mother/father comes
out and asks him if he wants food.
 He goes upstairs and gets changed.
 He hides the money, his mum knocks on his door and he quickly hides the
money that he robbed.