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An Inspector Calls :champagne: - Coggle Diagram
An Inspector Calls :champagne:
mr birling
keen to impress
superior
ambitious
right wing
self assured
"we were having a nice family celebration, and a nasty mess you've made of it now ..."
dismissive
"i've got to cover this up as quick as i can
selfish and uncaring
middle class
un moved
mrs birling
superior
"as if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money"
prejudiced
"she called herself Mrs Birling...it was simply a piece of gross impertinence
arrogant
"he certainly didn't make me confess
ignorant
"surely you don't mean Alderman Meggarty
lacks empathy and regret
eric birling
willing to speak up
"he could of kept her on instead of kicking her out"
patronised
"in a way, she treated me - as if i were a kid"
took advatage
"i couldn't remember her name
ashamed
"...don't forget i'm ashamed of you as well"
supportive
"i insisted on giving her enough money to keep her going"
sheila birling
insticntive
"all last summer[...]you never came near me"
willing to speak up
"i think it was a mean thing to do"
self-centered
"oh iw ish you hadn't told me"
bitter
"i'm supposed to be engaged to this hero of it 2
treated like a child
gerald croft
young capatilist
"Birling: [...]for lower costs and higher prices. Gerald :hear,hear
unfaithful
"i did keep a girl last summer. i admitted it.
favoured by briling
"you're just the kind of son-in-law i always wanted"
good intentions
underestimates the inspector
inspector goole
froceful
"(sharply)come along, mr croft. what happened?
blunt
"she wasn't pretty when i saw her today"
priestley's voice
accustatory
"...each of you helped to kill her. remember that"
doens't listen to what they have to say
eva smith
realistic
"she knew it couldn't last -- hadn't expected it to last "
lonely
"i became at once the most important man in her life"
insignificant
"i couldn't remember her name or where she lived
hard-working
"the forceman there told me he was ready to promote her"