Act 1: Part 4 An Inspector Calls
- Created by: Eva Farenden
- Created on: 21-12-12 12:32
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- Act 1, Part 4: Shelia's sympathy turns to shock (pp.16-21)
- Eric and Shelia both feel initial sympathy for the girl
- Eric is prepared to believe that his father's treatment of the girl might have a link with her death
- Attracts sympathy of Shelia and audience with his clear hard-hitting description
- Inspector
- Shows photograph to one person at a time: mystery
- Photograph has an immediate effect on whoever sees it
- Shows photograph to one person at a time: mystery
- Inspector
- Shelia
- Agrees with the Inspector 'aren't cheap labour- they're people'
- Distress at girl's suicide strengthens when she compares her misery with her own happiness that evening
- Mr B
- Begins to sense a possible scandal
- Starts to take the idea of scandal more seriously (more concerned about hiding unpleasantness than knowing the truth)
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