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An inspector Calls, donald - Coggle Diagram
An inspector Calls
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Eva Smith
Eva is a working class girl who has been tormented by the Birling family ever since she had been fired from Mr Birling's factory then she and been fired from another job by sheila Birling and then she was engaged in an affair with Gerald croft and after that ended she was raped by Eric Birling resulting in a pregnancy then she was denied having help from A womens charity by Mrs Birling after which she killed herself and her baby with bleach
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Class
Class plays an important role in the play as it is the main reason that Mrs B refuses help from Eva smith
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Generation Gap
the Generation Gap is clear within the play as we see the older characters (Mr B Mrs B Gerald) presenting themselves as more selfish and capitalist whilst the younger characters embrace more collective and socialist views as the play progresses.
Social responsibility
The theme of social responsibility is an obvious on that the Inspector preaches through the whole play but never says in name but is at its clearest in his final speech when she says "You'd think that everybody has to look after everybody else, as if we were all mixed up together like bees in a hive – community and all that nonsense"
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