Mrs Birling
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- Created on: 05-05-14 20:44
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- Sybil Birling
- Characteristics
- Predjudice
- "As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money!"
- Proud
- "I was the only one of you who didn't give into him"
- Traditional
- "When you're married you'll realised"
- Follows the rules of etiquette
- Being polite will improve her family's status
- Always reminds her family to have better manners
- Being polite will improve her family's status
- Cruel
- "I used my influence to have it refused"
- Lack of understanding of how others live
- refers to Eva Smith as "girls of that sort"
- "Rather cold woman and her husbands social superior"
- Predjudice
- Sybil and Eva
- When the inspector interrogates her, she refuses to admit any wrong doing in turning away Eva's plea for help
- Puts the blame on the father until she realises it was Eric.
- Hypocrite
- Dismisses Gerald's affair as being disgusting
- Forgetting and praising Gerald for settling the issue by declaring that Goole wasn't a real inspector
- Dismisses Gerald's affair as being disgusting
- Hypocrite
- Never accepts that it was her fault
- "I was the only one of you who didn't give into him"
- Puts the blame on the father until she realises it was Eric.
- When the inspector interrogates her, she refuses to admit any wrong doing in turning away Eva's plea for help
- Characteristics
- Characteristics
- Predjudice
- "As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money!"
- Proud
- "I was the only one of you who didn't give into him"
- Traditional
- "When you're married you'll realised"
- Follows the rules of etiquette
- Being polite will improve her family's status
- Always reminds her family to have better manners
- Being polite will improve her family's status
- Cruel
- "I used my influence to have it refused"
- Lack of understanding of how others live
- refers to Eva Smith as "girls of that sort"
- "Rather cold woman and her husbands social superior"
- Predjudice
- When the inspector interrogates her, she refuses to admit any wrong doing in turning away Eva's plea for help
- Puts the blame on the father until she realises it was Eric.
- Hypocrite
- Dismisses Gerald's affair as being disgusting
- Forgetting and praising Gerald for settling the issue by declaring that Goole wasn't a real inspector
- Dismisses Gerald's affair as being disgusting
- Hypocrite
- Never accepts that it was her fault
- "I was the only one of you who didn't give into him"
- Puts the blame on the father until she realises it was Eric.
- Could be argued that Mrs Birling's refusal was the final straw leading to Eva's suicide
- Sybil and Eva
- Sybil and Eva
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