INSPECTOR ANAYLSIS

Question 1

Oh how horrible (sheila)

Answer 1

only character who expresses genuine motion towards sucide of Eva,
GENUINE MOTION

Question 2

i felt rotten about it at the time

Answer 2

informal adjective “rotten”,
remorse for actions, due to lack of maturaity.

conveyin message maturity is proportional to level of social responsability,

Question 3

i suppose we are nice people

Answer 3

rherotorical device,
sarcastic tone,
all need to become more socially responsible.
nothing can be done, shes dead!!

Question 4

you and i are not the same people

Answer 4

gained maturity since intial engagement with gerald,
perception of g has changed,
no longer ignore injustice

Question 5

now i really feel engaged

Answer 5

S=obessed with MATEIRAL objects. needs PHYSICAL TOKEN, marriage is
VISUAL MARKER OF OWNERSHIP.
COMMITED to relationship

Question 6

but these girls arent cheap people-they people

Answer 6

P demostrates S INSTANEOUS RECONGISATION Inspector message, objects to fathers DEHUMANASING AND CAPTISLIST apporauch to buisness.

Question 7

there are million and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths

Answer 7

Smith= roots in working class, from BLACKSMITH, 
P does to demostrate her class is fundemental, she cannot escape.
common name symbolise =universality of suffering of working class, 
forgoten and neglected by wealthy.

Question 8

died in misery and agony-haying life

Answer 8

after confession,
I reminds eva=died,
graphic adjectives, “misery”,
encourage audience to emphaise with e, visualising pain and suffering of Bs
P intensifies S guilt’s as enjoyment of life, is expense of others.

Question 9

renton

Answer 9

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Question 10

young and fresh and charming and altogether out of place down there

Answer 10

"fresh" connotation of desire, 
G views as sexual intent from start, 
connotations of purity as out of place, 
a euphemism, that she is virgin.
also misogynistic objectification,

Question 11

we done a great deal of useful work

Answer 11

dignity,
Mrs birling role is not held for care, for influence
finacial aid is reserved for deserving case, how lives of working class are controlled by wealthy.

Question 12

very pretty

Answer 12

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Question 13

a girl of that sort wouldnt refule money

Answer 13

assumes as she is lower class,
inherently greedy.
eva=moral force, never takes stolen marry, not marry
eric, just for wealth, contrast to E, steals money, and B arranging S marriage for money.

Question 14

you ought to like this port, gerald”

Answer 14

verb ought,
reveals Mr birling insecurity about social class,
hesistant to command G like would to eric.

Question 15

a man has to mind his own buisness and look after himself

Answer 15

speaks in 3rd person
attempt to create philosophical element his speech.
B=philosophy that no care for others, as it doesn’t impact him at this point, seen as selfish, inconsiderate and pompous.​

Question 16

its my duty to keep labour costs down

Answer 16

“duty”, emphaise Mr birling dedication to capitalism and profit.
INTERJECTION=WELL, B has to justify himself INSPECTOR HAS POWER OVER HIM. ​

Question 17

why you hysterical young fool

Answer 17

P uses irony, creat dislikable perception of B, insults and threatens violence toward own child, B is hysterical

Question 18

i cant accept any responsability

Answer 18

use of adverb “any”, makes birling complete lack of morality,
sacking Eva had no impact on her life, which drove to sucide.

Question 19

A heavy looking rather portenous man

Answer 19

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Question 20

unsinkable, absolutly unsinakble

Answer 20

certanity shown by repetion of unsinkable, his poor judement, due to titanic SINKING