An inspector Calls Flashcards
‘I can’t accept any responsibility’
Mr Birling
“a man has to mind his own business and look after himself and his own”
Mr Birling
“A man has to make his own way – has to look after himself – and his family too.”
Mr Birling
‘community and all that nonsense’
Mr Birling
‘She had a lot to say – far too much – she had to go.’
Mr Birling
It’s nothing to do with me.’
Mr Birling
‘It’s my duty to keep costs down.’
Mr Birling
“If we were all responsible for everything that happened to everybody we’d had anything to do with, it would be very awkward, wouldn’t it?
Mr Birling
When this comes out at the inquest it isn’t going to do us much good.’
Mr Birling
Mocking how the Inspector scared them: ‘You all helped to kill her.’
Mr Birling
We don’t guess – we’ve had experience – and we know”
Mr Birling
“Yes, I think it was simply a piece of gross impertinence.”
Mrs Birling
‘It’s disgusting to me.
Mrs Birling
‘I don’t think we want any further details of this disgusting affair.’
Mrs Birling
‘He ought to be dealt with very severely.
Mrs Birling
‘I accept no blame for it at all.’
Mrs Birling
‘I’m very sorry, but I think that she had only herself to blame.’
Mrs Birling
‘I didn’t like her manner.’
Mrs Birling
‘I did nothing I’m ashamed of.’
Mrs Birling
‘I blame the young man who was the father.’
Mrs Birling
‘I can’t help thinking about this girl.’
Sheila
‘I think it’s cruel, vile.’
Sheila