Inspector Calls Flashcards

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Mr birling Euphemism example?

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“A girl of that sort”

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Mr Birling emotive language example?

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“Nothing to do with that wretched girls suicide

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3
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Mr Birling being unscrupulous?

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This makes a difference, it makes all the difference

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Eric using 2 Euphemisms:

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“I was in that state where a chap easily turns nasty’

“I wasn’t so bad”(drunk)

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Sheila using a triplet of simple sentences?

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“I behaved badly. I know I did. I’m ashamed of it”

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Sheila reminding everyone of the situation(acts like the inspector)

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She has just died a horrible death don’t forget”

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Mrs Birling being unscrupulous(no responsibility)

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“I accept no blame for it at all”

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Irony showed by Mrs Birling speaking

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“I blame the young man”(Eric)

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9
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Mrs Birling using Chiasmus

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I don’t believe it, I won’t believe it

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Mr Birling character presentation: Mr birling as unintelligent?

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“Abolutely unsinkable”
“German’s don’t want war”
“In for a time of steadily increasing prosperity

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Mr Birling character presentation: Mr Birling as unscrupulous?(quotes)

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“A girl of that sort”-Euphemism
“I accept no blame for it at all”
“Nothing to do with that wreched girl’s suicide”

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Mr Birling character presentation: Mr Birling as a buisness man-an epitome of capitalism

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“Has to look after himself and his family?
“They wanted the rates rasied, I refused of course”
“For lower costs and higher prices”-juxtaposition

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Sheila character presentation: Sheila as childish?

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“I’m sorry Daddy”
“Or I’ll start wheeping”
“Look mummy, isn’t she a beauty”

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Sheila character presentation: intrigued/maturing?

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“Did you, Dad”
“What buisnesss”
“What is this about the streets”

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Sheila character presentation, Sheila as wise/moral?

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“You fool”
“Don’t you see, he hasn’t started yet”
“She has just died a horrible death don’t forget

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16
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Presentation of Eric: Eric as secretive

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Stage direction “half shy”,”half assertive”

Sheila refers to Eric as “squiffy”

17
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Eric presented as cold hearted and having a lack of responsibility?

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“In that state where a chap easily turns nasty”-Euphemism

“Not the kind of father a chap can go to when he is in trouble” -third person ‘chap’-vicitim card

18
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Presentaion of Eric-accepting responsibility

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that’ when it happened and I don’t even remember, that’s the heliah thing”-anaphora

“We did her in alright”-possesive personal pronoun

“What we all did to her that matters”-moral or socialism

19
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Presentation of the inspector: inspector as blunt and unmoving?

A

“Quite so”
“Burnt her insides out, of course”-pathos
“I was looking at the dead girl”-pathos

20
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Presentation of the inspector-inspector as powerful/authoritarian?

A

“I don’t play golf”
“Your not telling the truth”
“I never take offence”

-notice how hes telling the facts instead of asking questions

21
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Inspector as moral?

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You can’t even say i’m sorry Eva smith”-pathos

Never forget it-emotive

I’m on duty-emotive