Gerald Croft Quotes And Meaning Flashcards

1
Q

Praises The Birling family. Also dramatic Irony.

A

“You seem to be a nice well-behaved family”

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He “didn’t” know a girl but he did at the same time.

A

“I’ve never known an Eva Smith”

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3
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Ironic as technically they killed Eva smith.

A

“We’re respectful citezen and not criminals.”

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4
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He lied. But doesn’t want to take responsibillity

A

“All right. I knew her. let’s leave it at that”

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5
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What does Gerald Croft represent?

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Priestley uses the character of Gerald to represent the individualism of the upper-class. He disillusions (disappoints) the audience, who hopes that by the end of the play he would change his capitalist and selfish attitudes, as he fails to do so.

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