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AIC IN THE MORNING Flashcards

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Sheila quotes act 1

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'Mummy' 'daddy'
Oh-how horrible
Pretty?
Sheila means blind
More than cheap labour, therye people
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Sheila quotes act 2

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She hands him the ring
Dont interfere
Mother father
Between us we killed her

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Sheila quotes act 3

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‘Young woman’
‘You began to learn and now you’ve stopped
‘Youre ready to go on in the same old way’
It was anything but a joke

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Mr Birling quites act 1

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Sits at 'end' of table
'For lower cost and highe rprices'
There isnt a chance of war
Unsikable absolutoey unsinkable
Yesyes horribke business
Community and all that nonsense
All mixed up in a hive
Still I cant accept any responsiblity
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Mr Birling quites act 2

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Whats the matter with thad child
Interupted
Angrily
Be quiet Sheila
When this comes out .. it isnt going to do us much good
Protest
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Mr Birling quites act 3

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There'll be a public sandal
Every penny of that money yous tole is reapid
All over now
Jovially
Nohting much has happened
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Mrs B act 1

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The things you girls pick up these daus
Chidl
Youll release men have to spend nearly alltheir time and energyon their business
Girl of that class

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Mrs B act 2

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Sheila and I had better go into the drawing room
Quite out of key with the lityle scene that had just passed
I did my duty
Prejudiced me
Not a good case
She only had herself to blame
He pight to be dealt with very severly
As if a gurl of that sort would refuse money

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Mrs Bact 3

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You childre
Over tured
Youll be as amused as we are
Triumphantly
I had done no more than my duty
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Gerald act 1

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Hear hear
You couldn t havedone anything else
Alright i knew her

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Gerald act2

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Shes had a long exciting and tiring day
Ought to be excused
All right if you must know
Id feel much better about it
I didnt feel about her the we she felt about me
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Gerald act 3

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Going for his drink

Everything is alright now sheila

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Eric act 1

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Eric!
Involuntairly
Bursting out
Down stage
It isnt if you cant go ant work somewhere else
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Eric act 2

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Absent lack of resp
Silly snd wild
Youngster
Enters looking extrem pale adn dirstressed
Excitabke queer moods
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Eric act 3

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Youmay be letting yourselves oit nicely but I cant
I was in a state were a chqp turns nateasliy
I agree with sheila

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Insoector act 1

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Id like some info if you dont mind
Creates an impression of massiveness
Nice little promising life there and a nasty mess somebody’s mad eof ot

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Insoector act 2

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Massively taking charge
Your daughter isnt livjg on the moon shes here in brumley too
Im losing oatience with u people
Public men have repns as well as privledges

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Inspector act 3

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Settle it afterwards
Use her as if she was an animal
There are millions and millions of Eva smiths still left with us
We are members of one body

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Eva S act early

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Ringleaders
Far tOo much
To say

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Eva s mid

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Nothing wrong with the way she was doing her work
I didnt feel about her as
Hadnt expected it to last
She didnt blame me ata ll

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Eva s late

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Felt as if there d never be anything as good agin for her
Deperate alok e
Didnt wantto take any more momey from him
Using name class

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Capitalism v socialism

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Power

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I

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Wealth/status/class

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I

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Social/moral/legal responsibility

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I

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Gender attitudes

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I

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Generational differences (age)

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I

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Guilt

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I

29
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Example of Birling losing control to Inspector

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Inspector(To Gerald): Were you in love with her?
Sheila: Just what I was going to ask
Birling (angrily): I really must protest-
Inspector: Abrieviation: Why should you, it was you who turned her put in first place
Birling (rather taken aback):

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Sheila quote on how she has been changed (Act 2)

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You and I aren’t the same people who sat down to dinner here.

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Mr Birling defending Gerlad’s cheating and her reaction

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Now, Sheila, I’m not defending him. But you must understand that a lot of young men -
Sheila: Don’t interfere, please, Father

32
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Birling on feeling no guilt for Eva’s death

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‘Still, I can’t accept any responsibility’

33
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Sheila guilt quote (recognises Eva’s picture)

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Recognises ‘with a little cry, guves a half-stifled sob, and the runs out.’

34
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Gerald guilt evidence (break)

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-and-well, I’d like to be alone for a while-I’d be glad if you’d let me go’

35
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Evidence of Eva guilt

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Didn’t want to accept stolen money, lower class morally superior

36
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Mrs Birling not believing family would commit crime

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(Agitated) ‘I don’t believe it. I won’t believe it…’

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Eric half guilt

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“You know, don’t you?”

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Eric fact guilt

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‘Whoever that chap was, the fact remains that I did what I did. And mother did…. And the rest of you did what….

39
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Ending

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Birling: looks at others in panic-stricken fashion

As they state guiltily and dumfounded

40
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Eric at beginning presentation

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‘Half shy, half assertive’ confused, still potential to change

41
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Eric talking about the rape

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Refers to himself as ‘chap’ and tries to make it understandable, reflects social norms

And that’s when it happened. And I don’t even remember-that’s the hellish thing.

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Example of Eric’s immaturity

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Comes up with short term solutions

43
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Eric on all of them being guilty

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‘We did her in all right’

44
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Eric again on the Inspector’s identity

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‘it’s what happened to the girl that matters and what we all did to her that matters’

45
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Gerlad on hi. Having nothing to do with her death

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‘I don’t come into this suicide business’

46
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Sheila on the ring Act 1

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Is this the one you wanted me to have?

47
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Gerald on why he liked Eva

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‘Intensely grateful’

48
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Insoector on young people

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the young ones. They’re more impressionable

49
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Mr birling sexist quote

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clothes mean something quite different to a woman. Not just something to wear - and not only something to make ‘em look prettier.

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Mrs Broking delicate women quote

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I think Shelia and I had better go into the drawing-room and leave you men…”

51
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Mrs Birling early description

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‘Rather cold looking woman’

52
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Mrs B threatening social status

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my nusband was Lord Mayor only two years ago and that he’s still a magistarte

53
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Mrs B describing Inspector’s questions

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Trifle impertinent

Peculiar and offensive

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