Age/Generations
- Created by: stellarose
- Created on: 29-04-16 16:31
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- Age
- Elders have more power
- Do not feel guilty or take responsibility of their actions towards Eva
- Unable to admit what they did wrong
- Happy when it's a hoax
- Don't learn from what the inspector tells them
- Worried what the press will think
- Worried how it will affect Mr Birling's chance of getting a knighthood
- Look foolish at the end of the play when it is not a hoax
- "I'm talking to the inspector now if you don't mind"
- "Don't talk to me like that"
- Oblivious to what is actually happening
- "You're not that type. You don't get drunk"
- Do not feel guilty or take responsibility of their actions towards Eva
- Younger more impressionable
- By the inspector
- "we often do on the younger ones. They're more impressionable"
- Feel guilt and take responsability
- "The girls dead and we all helped kill her"
- Learn from what the inspector tells them
- Is scared after he leaves.
- Of "Fire, blood and anguish"
- Represents hope for the future
- Is scared after he leaves.
- Mainly Sheila and Eric
- More perspective of what actually is going on
- By the inspector
- Gerald is in the middle
- Not as old as the parents but older than Eric and Sheila
- Eventually sides with the older generation
- Takes responsibility for what he did eventually
- Only one to actually care for Eva/Daisy
- Works out that the inspector isn't real
- Suggests that he worries about how he is viewed by other
- Due to his aristocrat lifestyle
- Relieved that it is a hoax
- Asks Sheila to take back the ring like nothing happened
- Happily rings the inferimatry
- Suggests that he worries about how he is viewed by other
- Not as old as the parents but older than Eric and Sheila
- Elders have more power
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