Theme: Wealth, power and influence
- Created by: freya romero
- Created on: 10-02-20 17:19
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- Wealth Power and influence
- Birling's are a wealthy, powerful family. The play begins with them being generally pleased with themselves and their fortunate circumstance.
- [they have all had a good dinner... pleased with themselves]
- Throughout the Inspector's investigation, its revealed that they've been using this power immorally
- Selfish, Capitalist motivations
- Mr Birling
- Selfish, Capitalist motivations
- The play demonstrates the corruption implicit within a capitalist economy, with all the wealth and influence concentrated in a small fraction.
- The small fraction maintain the social hierarchy in order to keep their power, a power so significant that they can choose to, on a petty whim,
- Birling's are a wealthy, powerful family. The play begins with them being generally pleased with themselves and their fortunate circumstance.
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