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What does Mrs. Birling mean by 'I did nothing I'm ashamed of'?
It reflects her absolute denial and capitalist moral blindness.
What does Mrs. Birling imply with 'Girls of that class—'?
Her classist language dehumanises the working class.
What does Mrs. Birling mean by 'As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money!'?
It shows her deep prejudice and reduces morality to wealth.
What does Mrs. Birling mean by 'He should be made an example of'?
It reflects her punitive attitude and hypocrisy in capitalist justice.
What does Mrs. Birling imply with 'Unlike the other three, I did nothing'?
It shows her self-exemption from responsibility and moral corruption.