How does Mrs Birling respond to the Inspector's visit?
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- Created on: 19-05-17 10:47
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- How does Mrs Birling respond to the Inspector's visit?
- Mrs Birling doesn't like the way the Inspector is asking everyone questions and looking down at her.
- She's not very tolerated by this because of class
- She is a higher class then then Inspector, so she wants the inspector to respect her
- She's not very tolerated by this because of class
- Mrs Birling don't want to associate with the lower class
- 'Girls of that sort'
- It was all about class in that era, class meant everything. The higher class reflected themselves as more superior to anyone below them.
- She don't want to change. She's stuck in her ways.
- She has all her needs and she don't need to take responsibility for the lower-class, they can suffer.
- 'I have done nothing i'm ashamed of'
- She has all her needs and she don't need to take responsibility for the lower-class, they can suffer.
- Mrs Birling shown to be arrogant and very self absorbed.
- She is only concerned about her self as she doesn't want to accept her faults or accept responsibility.
- Fails to engage with the inspector therefore gains nothing from this message
- 'I'm the only one that didn't give in'
- She's saying it as if she is proud that she has kept a cold hearted face all long
- 'I'm the only one that didn't give in'
- Fails to engage with the inspector therefore gains nothing from this message
- She is only concerned about her self as she doesn't want to accept her faults or accept responsibility.
- Mrs Birling doesn't like the way the Inspector is asking everyone questions and looking down at her.
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