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Question | Answer |
In the whole play, which two characters represent hope, change and a bright future? | Sheila and Eric |
Which Character is suggested to have the strongest feelings towards Eva Smith? | Gerald |
What does the change in dominance from Mr Birling to the Inspector represent? | The Inspector represents socialism. Mr Birling represents the traditional, capitalist views. Priestly wants to show that the country should break the social hierarchy. |
What is significant about Eva Smith's name in terms of what she represents? | 'Smith' is a very common name and 'Eva' comes from the name 'Eve'- like Eve from the Bible. This means Eva represents all the lower class women of that time period. She is an 'Every-woman'. |
Who says the line 'I hate these fat old tarts round the town' ? | Eric |
Who says 'Look for the father of the child. It's his responsibility' ? | Mrs Birling/ Sybil |
Who says 'You're beginning to pretend all over again' | Sheila |
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