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The Inspector Calls

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"You're squiffy". Sheila to Eric Drunk, reckless, lightweight Collaquel language Shows Sheila cares for her brother and wants him to stop drinking
"I speak as a hard headed business man" Adjective Birling is bold and confident Shows there class Young vs Old
"They'll soon be asking for the earth" Birling-Inspector Hyperbole Birling sees the young people as needy and selfish Young Vs Old
"Unsinkable, Absolutely unsinkable" Dramatic irony Extended metaphor Birling believes he is unsinkable and it relates to the family Class isn't certain it can be changed
"Girl of that class" Mrs Birling to inspector Noun Mrs birling believes class is what rules your life and image Class
"She was very pretty- soft brown hair and big dark eyes" Juxtaposition Eva is different to any other girl Gerald has ever seen Theme
"We are members of one body, we are responsible for each other" Abstract noun Inspector showing he believes socialism is right Class The Birlings need to respect their people and feel responsibility of what happened to Eva Smith
"Everything's all right now, Sheila" Direct noun Gerald still loves Shelia's comfort and he's still apologetic
"Each of you helped kill her" Inspector telling the family that their consequences have caused the death of Eva Responsibility for the death
"Look inspector, I'd give thousands" Birling thinks money can change his actions and consequences Responsibility and class
"Look at the way he talked to me" Birling believes he is too important and high class to be spoken to truthfully Class The Birling believe they need respect as they are a high class
Created by: Samrichards61
 

 



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