"Mr Gerald croft - the son of Sir George Croft - you know, Crofts Limited." - showing off
1 of 21
Class - Mr Birling
"Obviously it has nothing to do with the wretched girl's suicide." - suggests that Mr Birling does not care
2 of 21
Class- Mr Birling
"You ought to like this port, Gerald. As a matter of fact, Finchley told me it's the same port your father gets from him." showing off to Gerald Croft.
3 of 21
Class- Mrs Birling
"Girls of that class" - wall between her class and lower class
4 of 21
Class- Mrs Birling
"a girl of that sort"- unwilling to help the lower class.
5 of 21
Class- Mrs Birling
'Yes I think it was simply a piece of gross impertinence.'- Angry because Eva used her name.
6 of 21
Class- Gerald
'Respectable citizens not animals' - not taking responsibility
7 of 21
Class- Inspector
'So you used the power you had' - to Mr Birling about Eva
8 of 21
Class- Eric
'Why shouldn't they try for higher wage' - sticking up for lower class, moral differ from father
9 of 21
Responsibility- Eric
“You lot may be letting yourselves out nicely, but I can't, nor can mother”. Still feeling bad, Mrs Birling still can't take responsibility.
10 of 21
Responsibility- Eric
Stage directions : Eric enters looking extremely pale and distressed.' Take responsibility
11 of 21
Responsibility- Sheila
“So I'm really responsible?” - she feels bad, takes on responsibility.
12 of 21
Responsibility- Mr Birling
"There’ll be a public scandal"- not taking responsibility
13 of 21
Responsibility- Mr Birling
‘You’re the one I blame for this’- not taking responsibility
14 of 21
Responsibility- Mr Birling
" Look here, I’m not going to have this, Inspector. You’ll apologise at once." - not taking responsibility
15 of 21
Responsibility- Mrs Birling
'Go and look for the father of the child. It's his responsibility', - Father of Eva's child ... Eric
16 of 21
Responsibility- Mrs Birling
'I think she had only herself to blame'. Not accepting responsibility.
17 of 21
Gender- Shelia
'These girls aren't cheap labour' - caring, as different thoughts to her father.
18 of 21
Gender- Mr Birling
"We were paying the usual rates and if they didn't like those rates, they could go and work somewhere else."
19 of 21
Gender- Gerald
"young and fresh and charming" - in other words, someone vulnerable he could amuse himself by helping.
20 of 21
Gender- Mrs Birling
a girl of that sort would ever refuse money."- a small amount of money was given to small women.
21 of 21
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Class - Mr Birling
Back
"Obviously it has nothing to do with the wretched girl's suicide." - suggests that Mr Birling does not care
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