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"You're squiffy" - Sheila to Eric (Act 1)
-Shows brother sister relationship.
-Shows Eric drinks too much
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Mr Birling: "I speak as a hard headed business man" (Act 1)
-Shows his pride in his hard earned success.
-Hard hearted
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Mr Birling: "Unsinkable, completely unsinkable" (Act 1)
-Dramatic Irony. (Titanic would sink)
-Titatnic is a metaphor for the family.
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"We really must stop these silly pretences" Sheila to Mrs Birling. (Act 2)
-Sheila can understand the Inspectors message.
-Shows a barrier growing between mother and daughter.
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"Girls of that class" Mrs Birling to The Inspector (Act 2)
- Mrs Birling is big headed, she thinks her social standing is higher then others.
-Emphasis on 'that' shows her strong opinion on the lower class.
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Gerald: "She was very pretty- soft brown hair and big dark eyes" (Act 2)
-He shows how much he noticed the positive features of her to take the attention away from what he has done.
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Eric: "Youre not the kind of father a chap could go to when hes in trouble" (Act 2)
-Shows the weak relationship between father and son.
-Eric hasnt had anyone he could count on for something other than money.
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The Inspector: "We are members of one body. We are responsoble for each other" (Act 3)
-This is the main message of The Inspector.
-Opposes Mr Birling's views.
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"Everythings alright now Sheila" Gerald to Sheila. (Act 3)
-Gerald hasnt understood the message of The Inspector.
-Doesnt see that Sheila has been changed by the visit of The Inspector.
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The Inspector: "Each of you helped to kill her" (Act 3)
-Trys to make the family feel guilty.
-Shows that nobody in the family is without blame.