the inspector Flashcards
He describes Eva’s death very bluntly ‘burnt her………………….., of course’
inside out
The Inspector goes about questioning the family to make them see they each have:
esponsibility for her death and therefore need to look after the working class and others like Eva Smith
He makes Gerald admit to what he did, refusing to accept his waffling and attempts to evade any responsibility by stating ‘but she became your…………………………’
mistress
With Mrs Birling he clarifies her unfair treatment of Eva Smith stating:
‘you admit to being prejudice against her case’
The Inspector confronts Mr Birling arguing ‘Public Men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges’ through which he means:
People who are in influential positions need to look after those around them as well as take the perks of their position.
Sheila comments that the Inspector somehow makes the family confess like he knows everything already. She states he:
‘somehow makes you’ confess
The Inspector…
goole
who introduces the inspector?
edna
