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- - - - "unsinkable absoulty unsinkable"
    - - he says thigs like a "a man has to mind his own buisess and look after himslef"
    - - suppports lower wages mockes socilasts and calls them cranks
    - - ignores inspectors mesage
  - - - "theirs every excuse for what your mother did"
        
        he refuses too take responsibilty showing the older generation doesnt change
- - - - "as if a girl of that class would ever refuse money"
        
        shows her clas predujece as she doesnt see eva like a human being because she is working class
    - - " I wasthe obly one who didnt give in too him"
        
        takes prife in the fact she wouldnt respect the lower classes and sticks to her strict judgmentel standerds
    - - "girls of that class"
        
        dismises her problems just because she is in the working class so she belives they are not as humann as she is
  - - - I acept no blame at all
      - even with all the evidence she stays deffensive and wobt take responsiblity showing that we neeed to rely on the younger genration for change
- - - - "but daddy its too soon im sorry daddy"
        
        the repeated use of daddy shows her innocence and how she doesnt know that people are suffering
        
        this moment contrasts too later in the play when she chalenges her parents
    - - "but theese girls arnt cheap labour their people"
        
        shows she feels empathy for the workers and feels like they should be treated fairly
    - - "its you two who are being childish"
        
        she says this too her parents when they refuse to accept responsibily
- - - - "i was in that state where a chap easily turns nasty
        
        he is admiting to raping eva but hes not taking full responsiblity
    - - "the fact remains i did what i did
        
        he acepts the blame which shows moral growth
    - - "your not the kind of father a chap can go to when hes in trouble
        
        feels disconected from his father
    - - he reprsents the dangers of alachol and male entitlment
  - - - in the middle he is guilt ridden as he is exposed for assult
        
        by the end he owns up fully and rejects his parents veiws
- - - - "absolutly first class"
        
        speakes with confidence and elegance making him seem trustworthy even if hes not
    - - "i wasnt telling a complete lie
        
        admits to hiding his afair from sheila. Prisetly uses gerald to critisise how upper class men get away with imoral behavouir
    - - "everythings alright now sheila"
        
        after they find out the inspector might not have been legit gerald goes right back to before the inspector hade came as if nothinghappend
  - - - during revealed to have had an affair with eva and becomes defensive to justifiy his own opioons
        
        after ; trys to resume the engagment as if nothing happend showing he has learn noting and values appernces over truth
- - - - "one person and one line of enquirey at a time"
        
        he says this almost imediatly after entering as his way of shoowing he is dominating the investiagtion even though it breaks class expectations.
    - - "we are members of one body
        
        he delivers the plays socilast message and is caring for others
    - - "He never even showed a warrent
        
        this means that his identity was unclear and was unnaturel
    - - "you used the power you had to punish the girl
        
        he is unfraid to accuse people even though they are in a beter class the him
  - - - in the middle he bcome much more forcfull and confrentational as he guides each charecter towards their confession
        
        at the end he leaves the family shaken delivering a message even in his abscence
- - - - "a lively girl. A good worker too
        
        this is mr birlings descrption of her and it shows the only reason she was dismised of higher wages was her social status not her work rate or ethic
    - - "she hadnt a penny and was going to be turned out"
        
        this was after she was terminated from milwards and was facing desperation after constant rejection
    - - "she didnt want to take any more mone from him
        
        this is when gerald was giving her money and she refused too take it this shows even in povery she had morals
    - - "each of you helped too kill her
        
        each charecter used their power too hurt her and priestly condomems systemic cruelty
  - - - she struggles to find work and becomes homelss
        
        she finds a new job at a department store until sheila birling who is in a bad mood complains about her and gets her fired
        
        she changess her name too daisy renton and meets gerald croft who has an afair with her but becomes heaart broken when he ends the afair
        
        she becomes pregant after having a relationship with eric birling and refuses stolen money from him
        
        she turns to mrs birlings charitey and is cruely rejected because she used the name mrs birling
        
        she swallowed disinfictent and died in agony
- - - - he refuses responsibilty "i cant accept resbonsibility"
        he thinks the way eva was fired was justified as it was buisness.
    - - sheila takes full responsibilty "i know i am too blame. This shows emotinal and moral growth as she learns form her guilt.
        she eis the symbol of hope and represents the younger generation
    - - feels guilt and accepts blame "we did her in alright" this shows emotinal and moral growth as he learns from guilt
    - - takes no responsibilty and shows little to no remorse "i did nothing im ashamed of" this shows she tries to justifiey cruelty with upper class privelge
    - - he delivers priestlys core message "we are members of one body" he is priestlys socilast voice
    - - he temporarily accepts responsibilty then rejects guilt "she didnt blame me at all i wish to god she had now
  - - - falling action older charecters laugh of responsibilty
        
        twist ending call from real police inspector causes audience to think
- - - - proud capitilist "A man has too mind his own buisness and look after himself". He rejects social responsibility and has a capitilist mindset
    - - sheil becomes awarare of class injustice "these girls arnt cheap labour their people. She sees the working class as human and not just tools
    - - he is kind too the lower class but still abuses his power "i didnt ask for anything in return" this is priestly showing how even nice men exploit the vunrable
    - - she does not think of lower class girls as human "girls of that class" even though she runs a charity for them. Priestly critises her hypocrisy
- - - - victim of male power and social judgement as her vulnerability represents working class and woman struggles "used for the end of a stupid drunken evening
    - - he objectified eva many times but the main was "young fresh and charming
    - - he was abusive and irresponsible towards Eva and this is shown when she says "I was in that state where a chap easily turns nasty"
    - - she is very judgemental and unsoportive this is shown when she says things like "im sorry but she only has herself too blame"
- - - - she is very conscience stricken as she says things like "I'm desperately sorry" this shows emotional response and her willingness to change
    - - he's presented as remorseful and self criticel and this is shown when he says "you killed her" which shows his remorse made him angrey and confrentational
    - - she does not show any guilt which is shown after the inspector leaves and she says "i was the only one who didnt give into him" this shows she has a sense of pride for not taking responsiblity
    - - he is trying too teach the birlings to feel guilt and he demenstrates this in the line "If men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish.”