Gerald Croft
- Created by: Lucy Fitzsimons
- Created on: 21-05-16 14:16
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- represents the selfish attitudses of the upper class and the views of the older generation, despite being the younger generation
- complex character
Adjectives
- polite/well mannered
- dishonest
- tactiful/cunning
- wrong intentions/morals
- selfish
Character progression
- doesn't change his attitudes- ingrained attitudes of the upper class
- disappoints the audience, they expect him to change but he doesn't because of his upbringing
Key Quotes
'I suppose it was inevitable. She was young and pretty and warm hearted'
- some sense of regret- 'i suppose'- reflecting on the matter
- adjectives= mainly focused on appearance - still materialistic
- however, clear that he was actuallt fond of Eva, the relationship followed- more compassion than he appears to have- different to eric who clearly used her
- Priestley may be suggesting that class does not matter. Barriers…
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