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Mr Arthur Birling - Coggle Diagram
Mr Arthur Birling
act 1
pompous, arrogant, selfish, 'hard-headed' business man
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'absolutely unsinkable'
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iceberg represents the knocking away at the credibility of the socialist party by the capitalist conservative party
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act 3
As soon as they piece together that the Inspector may have been a fraud, he is instantly relieved.
Mr Birling has a drink, collapses in a chair and tells Eric that he is the most to blame for this
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intentionally crafted by Priestly to be disliked by society, through the use of irony
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Throughout the whole play, Priestly proves that there are consequences for your actions.
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