Gerald character mind map
- Created by: Ikra_a
- Created on: 25-09-18 19:50
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- Gerald
- Evasive
- when the truth comes out about his affair with Eva he tries to avoid the subject.
- "All right. I knew her. Let’s leave it at that."
- Abrupt line shows he wants to close down the topic as soon as possible
- "All right. I knew her. Let’s leave it at that."
- when the truth comes out about his affair with Eva he tries to avoid the subject.
- Priestley's viwes
- Uses Gerald to attack upper-class of post war Britain
- Despite outward appearances(Gerald described as "attractive" and "well bred" chap)
- this class still capable of questionable behaviour.
- Priestley also suggests they saw themselves above the problems of the working class.
- Gerald tries to get himself and the Birlings out of trouble
- Uses Gerald to attack upper-class of post war Britain
- Evasive
- "gave me a glance that was nothing less than a cry for help."
- Honest
- Gerald
- Evasive
- when the truth comes out about his affair with Eva he tries to avoid the subject.
- "All right. I knew her. Let’s leave it at that."
- Abrupt line shows he wants to close down the topic as soon as possible
- "All right. I knew her. Let’s leave it at that."
- when the truth comes out about his affair with Eva he tries to avoid the subject.
- Priestley's viwes
- Uses Gerald to attack upper-class of post war Britain
- Despite outward appearances(Gerald described as "attractive" and "well bred" chap)
- this class still capable of questionable behaviour.
- Priestley also suggests they saw themselves above the problems of the working class.
- Gerald tries to get himself and the Birlings out of trouble
- Uses Gerald to attack upper-class of post war Britain
- Evasive
- Gerald
- use of emotive language 'cry for help' makes us realise that he genuinely felt sorry for her and wanted to help her.
- Honest
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