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Inspector Calls (End Speech Quotes :red_flag: (Lack of progress ("…
Inspector Calls
End Speech Quotes :red_flag:
"Fire blood and anguish"
Foreshadowing world war 1 & 2, impacting the audience greatly at that time.
"there are million and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths."
"I care! I was almost certain for a knighthood..."
"Don't forget I'm ashamed of you as well"
"...beginning all over again to pretend that nothing much has happened"
"He was our police inspector all right."
Lack of progress
"Nothing much
has
happened"
"...it matters a devil of a lot. Makes all the difference"
"...you allowed yourselves to be bluffed"
"That man wasn't a police inspector."
"Was is a hoax?" "Of course."
"...I say the girl's dead and we helped to kill her - and that's what matters -"
:silhouettes: Character Quotations
Mr Birling :recycle:
"heavy-looking" "rather portentous man" :explode:
Sybil
"social superior"
"you'll have to get used to that, just as I had"
"that was clever of you Gerald"
:smiley:Gerald
Sheila :<3:
"mummy"
"daddy"
"pretty girl"
Eric :champagne:
"not quite at ease"
"Half shy"
"Half assertive"
Inspector
"Mr GOOLE" - Ghoul like supernatural
"Fire blood and anguish" :fire: :fire:
:star: Themes
:warning:Secrecy and Reputation
Mr and Mrs Birling don't change throughout the play's progression as they only care about themselves and getting into a public scandal making them look bad
:forbidden:Social Responsibility
Younger generation suggests hope for the future in society to be able to change themselves and become aware of the community.
:lock:Social Class
Acts
Act1
Dramatic Irony
Mr Birling's Speech about the Titanic and labour costs
Act2
Act3