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Inspector Calls. Responsibility. - Coggle Diagram
Inspector Calls. Responsibility.
The Birling family saying what they did or did not
Mrs Birling does not take responsibility because Eva uses Mrs Birling as a name and she did not like that at all.
Shelia took of Eva. Saying what happened what why.
Gerald being judgemental and of Shelia even though he did not take his own responsibility. He regrets the idea of it. He is the younger generation of people.
Mr Birling refuses to take the blame of Eva
Mr Birling is a capitinlist
Eric stole money from his dad because he got Eva pregnant. He is also an acholic. He drinks to forget the bad times. He is also a captaicalist
The worst people were Mr Birling and Eric for responsiblility.
The society was like the Victorian times in 1912.
Eric knew that his actions were wrong. He took the blame and accepted what he did and happened.
Everyone was upper-classes other than Eva Smith and Edna.
Traditional gender stereotypes are damaging and actively stop society progressing
Different female characters are shown to have different roles in the play. How woman should act.
The inspector plays a pivotal role in creating the generation gap
The Birlings are stuck in there ways as a family.
At the start of the play Gerald believes that the Birlings are a "nice well-behaved family" but Gerald and the audience soon discover that they have murky secrets that lay beneath their facade of perfection.
You would describe the Birlings as a cold-hearted people and snobbish as well.
The engagement of Sheila Birling and Gerald Croft
Presenting couples who married for money or to boost their social statues, as unhappy
Growing from a puerile, juvenile figure to gain independence from her parents.
an upper-class family who are respectable, although a little snobbish.
Inspector, Priestley wants the middle and upper classes to stop being selfish and exploiting the poor for their own financial gain, but instead be more generous and empathetic towards other members of the working class.
Inspector Goole A symbol of socialism and Priestley's mouthpiece.