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An Inspector Calls: Characters
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What literary device does Priestley use when Birling says 'Nobody wants war' before WWI?

Dramatic irony

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

Capitalist ideology

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

Her prejudice and superiority

What does Sybil Birling's statement 'I did nothing I'm ashamed of' demonstrate?

Moral blindness and arrogance

What does Sheila's recognition of workers as 'people' mark?

Her moral awakening

Who does Priestley suggest hope for a better society lies with?

The younger generation

What does Eric accept despite the Inspector possibly being a fraud?

Personal responsibility

How does Eric contrast with his parents after the Inspector leaves?

He accepts responsibility

What did Gerald exploit in his relationship with Eva/Daisy?

Her vulnerability

What does Gerald want to return to after the Inspector leaves?

The status quo

What is the central message in the Inspector's quote about 'members of one body'?

Social responsibility

What role does the Inspector serve in the play?

Moral voice

What does Eva Smith symbolise in the play?

The voiceless and powerless

What does Edna's character symbolise?

Working class and invisible labour

What does the phrase 'Edna'll answer it' illustrate?

Normalisation of class divisions

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