Gerald Croft Character Profile
- Created by: ZinaK - Team GR
- Created on: 04-05-13 15:07
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- Gerald Croft
- He is an eligible bachelor and at the beginning seems a good catch for Sheila
- He is respectable: 'the easy well-bred young man-about-town'
- He is upper class: 'Landed people and so forth'
- He is a liar: 'I wasn't telling you a complete lie'
- Is traditional: 'I should say so!' whilst agreeing with Mr Birling
- He is respectable: 'the easy well-bred young man-about-town'
- Gerald has a good future ahead of him
- From an old country family with a firm he will probably take over and is relaxed and comfortable in the company unlike Eric
- His future looks a lot like Birling's
- He is a younger version of Birling, agreeing with politics and women and supports the sacking of Eva
- Gerald's language shows he is not sorry for his actions
- He is the first person to use the word 'hoax' and is keen to prove the Inspector a fake to clear his name
- He tells Sheila: 'Everything's all right now, Sheila' showing he hasn't learnt his lesson
- The inspector points out his hypocrisy: He thinks women ought to be protected against unpleasant and disturbing things but ththings, thinking of Sheila but does these things to Eva
- He is an eligible bachelor and at the beginning seems a good catch for Sheila
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