Inspector Calls Flashcards

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“ I was in that state when a chap easily turns nasty”
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Technique : Eric’s confession shows emotional immaturity causing him make poor decisions

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“ I was in that state when a chap easily turns nasty” analysis

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Analysis : Eric’s willingness I we,it his faults contrasts his parents denial

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“ I was in that state when a chap easily turns nasty” writers intention

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Writers intention: uses Eric’s confession to expose his persona growth

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“The money is not the important thing it’s what happened to the girl and what we all did to her that matters” technique

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Technique : contrasts money and shows his maturity and understanding of responsibility

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“The money is not the important thing it’s what happened to the girl and what we all did to her that matters” analysis

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Analysis: shows remorse and growth. Realises money cannot fix the damages done to Eva

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“The money is not the important thing it’s what happened to the girl and what we all did to her that matters” writers intention

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Writers intention: causes Eric to show how younger generations can learn from their mistakes

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“THen you killed her she came to you to protect me” technique

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Technique : repetition of “you” directly blames mrs billing. Showing Eric’s emotional response

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“THen you killed her she came to you to protect “ analysis

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Analysis:Eric’s sees the consequences of his actions and how his family’s selfishness got Eva killed

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“THen you killed her she came to you to protect “ writer

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Writers intentions: uses Eric’s guilt to contrasts his family’s refusal to accept responsibility , reinforcing that hope for change is in the younger generations

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“Your not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble”technique

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Technique : eric directly blames his father ,highlighting the lack of support in upper class families

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“Your not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble” analysis

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Analysis :Eric suggests his reckless behaviour is due to his fathers lack of guidance

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“Your not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble” writer

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Writers intention; to show that poor parenting leads to irresponsible discisions

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“ she was pretty and a good sport” technique

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Technique: Eric views her as disposable , reinforcing the power imbalance of men and women in upper and lower classes

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“ she was pretty and a good sport” analysis

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Analysis: Eric’s privileged status as a wealthy upper class man allowed him to exploit Eva without consequence

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“ she was pretty and a good sport” writers

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Writers intention: criticises the entitlement of the upper class using working class women for pleasure

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“ why shouldn’t they try for the higher wages.? We try for the highest possible prices “ technique

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Technique: rhetorical questions used to challenge mr bs capitalist views

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“ why shouldn’t they try for the higher wages.? We try for the highest possible prices “ analysis

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Analysis: foreshadows his realisation of his own exploitation of Eva smith

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“ why shouldn’t they try for the higher wages.? We try for the highest possible prices “ writers

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Writers intention: priestly used Eric to challenge capitalist greed and highlights the unfair treatment of workers

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“ why shouldn’t they try for the higher wages.? We try for the highest possible prices

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Context : 1912 workers had little rights. Any industrial strikes were crushed by powerful employees