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Mr Birling ('Quotes' ('a man has to mind his own business and…
Mr Birling
'Quotes'
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'a hard-headed, practical man of business'
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‘I can't accept any responsibility. If we were all responsible for everything that happened to everybody we’d had anything to do with, it would be very awkward
Important Views
Prefer Gerald as a son, rather than Eric
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Dramatic Irony
Strikes - Birling said that there would be no more striking, but the striking only got worse after 1912.
War - Arthur says there's no chance of war but we know that there is two more wars to come after the 1912 (when the play is set)
Titanic - Mr Birling says that the Titanic was completely unsinkable, When In fact, we know it sinks,
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