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An Inspector Calls- Act One
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Analysis of characters and themes
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english
gcse
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An Inspector Calls- Act One
Narrative
Opening Stage directions
Initial impressions of characters
Arthur's Speech
Arthur's 2nd speech
Inspector's arrival
Arthur's story
Sheila's Story
Gerald and Sheila's conversation
Characters
Sheila
'(half serious, half playful)
Sheila clearly doesn't trust Gerald. She wants to remind him of this but does so in an underhand way to not show him up in front of her family.
she can be quite intruitive
[sheila merely nods, still staring at him, and he goes across to the tantalus on the sideboard for a whiskey.(pg181)
Eric
He likes a drink and can be quite rude
pays attention to the world around him.
he checks himself, he doesnt want to share a lot with his family
Gerald
he is very upper class and posh
his dad is a sir and his mum is a lady (the crofts)
Mr Birling
he thinks he is a powerful man we know this because he likes to take control over everyones comversations
Mrs Birling
the wife of Mr Birling
she is very supportive of her husband
The Inspector
the inspector is very organised we know this because (look at pg 170)
Themes
Capitalism vs. Socialism
Community
Responsibility
Family loyalty
Blame
Promoting oneself
Class
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