Inspector Calls - TI
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- Created on: 11-10-16 16:59
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- The Inspector
- It would do us all a bit of good if we tried to put ourselves in the place of these young women'
- Sympathy for lower classes
- Socialist attitude
- Plural of 'women' shows many more like Eva are out there
- He disagrees/disapproves of Birlings' attitude towards them
- 'Cutting through, massively'
- Stage direction
- Powerful, is in control of the conversation/ authoritative
- Power over Arthur Birling
- Disregard for social hierarchy and their 'upper class' status
- Sense of purpose, not interested in trivial details
- 'She was in great agony'
- Emotive Language
- Make them feel guilty
- Trying to play on their emotions
- 'We are responsible for each other'
- Socialist attitude
- Trying to influence family
- They don't think of other people
- 'If you're easy with me, I'm easy with you'
- This is why it works for Sheila
- Arthur is rude and disrespectful towards him
- A real policeman would just be professional all the time
- 'One person and one line of inquiry at a time'
- A real policeman would interview people alone, not with everybody sat together listening, but it makes them all understand the impact of their actions.
- It would do us all a bit of good if we tried to put ourselves in the place of these young women'
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