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An Inspector Calls: Characters
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What literary device does Priestley use with Birling's quote about war?

Dramatic irony

What ideology does Arthur Birling's quote about 'making his own way' represent?

Capitalist ideology

What does Mrs Birling's phrase 'that class' reveal about her character?

Her prejudice & superiority

How does Mrs Birling respond to learning of her role in Eva's death?

She refuses to accept responsibility

What does Sheila's quote about girls being 'people' not 'cheap labour' mark?

Her moral awakening

Which generation does Priestley suggest has the capacity for change?

The younger generation

How does Eric differ from his parents after the Inspector's visit?

He accepts personal responsibility

What does Gerald's relationship with Eva/Daisy reflect?

Power dynamics & exploitation

What does Gerald's quote 'Everything's all right now' reveal?

His unwillingness to change

What is the Inspector's central message in his final speech?

Social responsibility

What does the Inspector say about each character's role in Eva's death?

Each of you helped to kill her

What is significant about Eva Smith's role in the play?

She never appears on stage

What does Edna's character symbolise in the play?

Working class & invisible labour

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