AIC Character - Mrs Birling
- Created by: Natalie
- Created on: 04-02-18 17:42
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- Is very selective/ doesn't care about other people's problems
- "But I think she had only herself to blame"
- Mrs Birling
- Commends Gerald's timing after he presents Sheila with an engagement ring
- She is disgusted when she learns that Daisy Renton was Gerald's mistress but forgets about it when she thinks the scandal has been avoided
- Claims that she is the only one who stood up to the Inspector's questioning
- Adopts a superior tone with the Inspector
- Thinks that Eva Smith and the father of the unborn child are to blame for Eva's death
- This is before she learns that Eric is the father
- She is very opinionated
- "As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money"
- Is very selective/ doesn't care about other people's problems
- "But I think she had only herself to blame"
- Looks down on people as she is a upper class woman
- Dislikes and doesn't trust the Inspector from the beginning
- She is the last person to affect Eva Smith/Daisy Renton
- Refuses her help from the charity
- Last to admit that she did anything wrong
- She refuses to accept any responsibility
- Last to admit that she did anything wrong
- " I did nothing I'm ashamed of"
- She is the social superior to Mr Birling
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