[rather _____ in his _____] about Mr Birling
[rather provincial in his speech] about Mr Birling
[her husband’s _____ _____] about Mrs Birling
[her husband’s social superior] about Mrs Birling
[very _____ with _____ and rather _____] about Sheila
[very pleased with life and rather excited] about Sheila
[easy _____-_____ _____man-about-_____] about Gerald
[easy well-bred young man-about-town] about Gerald
[Not quite at _____, half _____, half _____] about Eric
[Not quite at ease, half shy, half assertive] about Eric
_____, you must take a little _____ - Mr Birling
Sybil, you must take a little tonight - Mr Birling
[_____] Arthur, you’re not _____ to say such _____ - Mrs Birling
[Reproachfully] Arthur, you’re not supposed to say such things - Mrs Birling
When you’re _____ you’ll realise that _____ with _____ work have to spend _____ all their _____ on their _____ - Mrs Birling
When you’re married you’ll realise that men with important work have to spend nearly all their time on their business - Mrs Birling
You’re just the _____ of son-in-law I always _____ - Mr Birling
You’re just the kind of son-in-law I always wanted - Mr Birling
I _____ _____ make _____ at you - Mr Birling
I don’t often make speeches at you - Mr Birling
_____, absolutely _____ - Mr Birling
unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable - Mr Birling
we _____-headed _____ _____ must say _____ sometime - Mr Birling
we hard-headed practical businessmen must say something - Mr Birling
_____ a _____, of course - Mr Birling
Just a knighthood, of course - Mr Birling
like _____ in a _____- _____ and all that _____ - Mr Birling
like bees in a hive - community and all that nonsense - Mr Birling
One _____ and one _____ of _____ at a time - Inspector Goole
One person and one line of inquiry at a time - Inspector Goole
If we were all _____ for _____ that _____ to _____ we’d had _____ to do with - Mr Birling
If we were all responsible for everything that happened to everybody we’d had anything to do with - Mr Birling
She was a _____ good-_____ _____- Mr Birling
She was a lively good-looking girl - Mr Birling
It’s _____ to ask for the _____ than to _____ it - Inspector Goole
It’s better to ask for the earth than to take it - Inspector Goole
Why shouldn’t they try for _____ _____ ? - Eric
Why shouldn’t they try for higher wages? - Eric
She _____ very _____ when I saw her _____, but she had been _____ - _____ _____ - Inspector Goole
She wasn’t very pretty when I saw her today, but she had been pretty - very pretty - Inspector Goole
But these _____ aren’t _____ _____ - they’re _____ - Sheila
But these girls aren’t cheap labour - they’re people - Sheila
And then she got _____ into _____ there I _____ - Mr Birling
And then she got herself into trouble there I suppose - Mr Birling
[He moves _____ a _____ … and _____ _____ to him]
[He moves nearer a light … and she crosses to him]
[_____] So I’m _____ _____ - Sheila
[miserably] So I’m really responsible - Sheila
I went to the _____ and told _____ that this _____ had been very _____ - and - and [almost _____ _____] - Sheila
I went to the manager and told him that this girl had been very impertinent - and - and [almost breaks down] - Sheila
I’ll _____, never do it _____ to _____ - Sheila
I’ll never, never do it again to anybody - Sheila
Oh don’t be _____ … You gave _____ away as _____ as he _____ her _____ name - Sheila
Oh don’t be stupid … You gave yourself away as soon as he mentioned her other name - Sheila
I _____ come into this _____ business - Gerald
I don’t come into this suicide business - Gerald
Why - you _____ - he _____ . Of _____ , he knows. And I hate to think how _____ he knows that we _____ - Sheila
Why - you fool - he knows. Of course, he knows. And I hate to think how much he knows that we don’t - Sheila
I think Miss _____ ought to be _____ … She’s had a _____, _____ and _____ day - Gerald
I think Miss Birling ought to be excused …She’s had a long, exciting and tiring day - Gerald
you think _____ women out to be _____ against _____ and _____ things - Inspector Goole
you think young women out to be protected against unpleasant and disturbing things - Inspector Goole
[_____ taking _____ ] about Inspector Goole
[massively taking charge] about Inspector Goole
I’m _____ you’ll say _____ or do _____ that you’ll be _____ for _____ - Sheila
I’m afraid you’ll say something or do something that you’ll be sorry for afterwards - Sheila
We _____ do on the _____ ones. They’re more _____ - Inspector Goole
We often do on the young ones. They’re more impressionable - Inspector Goole
_____ of _____ class - Mrs Birling
Girls of that class - Mrs Birling
[rather _____ ] …You know of course my _____ was Lord _____ only two years ago - Mrs Birling
[rather grandly] …You know of course my husband was Lord Mayor only two years ago - Mrs Birling
_____ , who seems to be in an _____ _____ mood - Mrs Birling
Eric, who seems to be in an excitable silly mood - Mrs Birling
Though _____ , I don’t know _____ about this girl - Mrs Birling
Though naturally, I don’t know anything about this girl - Mrs Birling
No, he’s _____ us the _____ - so that we’ll _____ _____ - Sheila
No, he’s giving us the rope - so that we’ll hang ourselves - Sheila
It _____ be much _____ if _____ didn’t listen - Mrs Birling
It would be much better if Sheila didn’t listen - Mrs Birling
I hate those hard-_____ _____ -_____ _____ - Gerald
I hate those hard-eyed dough-faced women - Gerald
you don’t mean _____ _____ ? … Of course I do. He’s a _____ _____ - Mrs Birling and Gerald
you don’t mean Alderman Meggarty? … Of course I do. He’s a notorious womanizer - Mrs Birling and Gerald
I insisted on _____ moving into those _____ and I made her take some _____ - Gerald
I insisted on Daisy moving into those rooms and I made her take some money - Gerald
But she became your _____ ? … Yes I _____ it was _____. - Inspector Goole and Gerald
But she became your mistress? … Yes I suppose it was inevitable. - Inspector Goole and Gerald
Your _____ isn’t _____ on the _____ - Inspector Goole
Your daughter isn’t living on the moon - Inspector Goole
And I’m _____ a _____, don’t _____ - Sheila
And I’m not a child, don’t forget - Sheila
I don’t think we _____ any _____ _____ of this _____ affair - Mrs Birling
I don’t think we want any further details of this disgusting affair - Mrs Birling
[She _____ him the _____] Sheila to _____
[She hands him the ring] Sheila to Gerald
Don’t _____ , please, _____ - Sheila
Don’t interfere, please, Father - Sheila
_____ her when it _____ him - Sheila
dropped her when it suited him - Sheila
_____ men, Mr _____ have _____ as well as _____ - Inspector Goole
Public men, Mr Birling have responsibilities as well as privileges - Inspector Goole
a _____ member - of the _____ Women’s _____ Organisation - Inspector Goole
a prominent member - of the Brumley Women’s Charity Organisation - Inspector Goole
You admit to being _____ against her _____ … Yes - Inspector Goole and Mrs Birling
You admit to being prejudiced against her case … Yes - Inspector Goole and Mrs Birling
I think she only had _____ to _____ - Mrs Birling
I think she only had herself to blame - Mrs Birling
she _____ with a _____-_____ inside on a _____ - Inspector Goole
she lies with a burnt-out inside on a slab - Inspector Goole
As if a _____ of that _____ would ever _____ _____! - Mrs Birling
As if a girl of that sort would ever refuse money! - Mrs Birling
I _____ the _____ man who was the _____ - Mrs Birling
I blame the young man who was the father - Mrs Birling
[with _____ alarm] _____ - stop - stop! - Sheila
[with sudden alarm] Mother - stop - stop! - Sheila
And he _____ to be _____ with very _____ - Mrs Birling
And he ought to be dealt with very severely - Mrs Birling
You’re _____ like a _____ _____ tonight [Sheila begins crying] - Mrs Birling
You’re behaving like a hysterical child tonight [Sheila begins crying] - Mrs Birling
[exchanges a _____ _____ with her _____] - Mrs Birling
[exchanges a frightened glance with her husband] - Mrs Birling
[Eric _____ , looking _____ pale and _____ … He meets their _____ stares. Curtain falls _____ ]
[Eric enters, looking extremely pale and distressed … He meets their inquiring stares. Curtain falls quickly]
But I didn’t know it was _____ - I never _____ . - Mrs Birling
But I didn’t know it was you - I never dreamt. - Mrs Birling
I was in that _____ when a _____ easily turns _____ - and I _____ to make a _____ - Eric
I was in that state when a chap easily turns nasty - and I threatened to make a row - Eric
_____, take your _____ along to the _____ room - Mr Birling
Sheila, take your mother along to the drawing room - Mr Birling
she was _____ and a _____ _____ - Eric
she was pretty and a good sport - Eric
she _____ me - as if I were a _____. Though I was _____ as _____ as she was - Eric
she treated me - as if I were a kid. Though I was nearly as old as she was - Eric
You stole _____?... No, _____ really. I _____ to pay it back - Mrs Birling and Eric
You stole money?... No, not really. I intended to pay it back - Mrs Birling and Eric
Because you’re _____ the _____ of father a _____ would go to when he’s in _____ - Eric
Because you’re not the kind of father a chap would go to when he’s in trouble - Eric
my _____ - your own _____ - you _____ them both - _____ you, damn you - Eric
my child - your own grandchild - you killed them both - damn you, damn you - Eric
Each of you _____ to _____ her - Inspector Goole
Each of you helped to kill her - Inspector Goole
_____ her for the _____ of a _____ drunken _____, as if she was an _____ , a thing not a _____ - Inspector Goole
Used her for the end of a stupid drunken evening, as if she was an animal, a thing not a person - Inspector Goole
I’d _____ _____ - yes, thousands - Mr Birling
I’d give thousands - yes, thousands - Mr Birling
there are _____ and millions and millions of _____ Smiths and _____ Smiths - Inspector Goole
there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths - Inspector Goole
We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other - Inspector Goole
We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other - Inspector Goole
if men will not _____ that lesson then they will be _____ it in _____ and _____ and _____ - Inspector Goole
if men will not learn that lesson then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish - Inspector Goole
What does it _____ now whether they give you a _____ or not? - Eric
What does it matter now whether they give you a knighthood or not? - Eric
The _____ is, you don’t seem to have learnt _____ - Sheila
The point is, you don’t seem to have learnt anything - Sheila
Makes all the _____ … No it _____ - Mr Birling and Sheila
Makes all the difference … No it doesn’t - Mr Birling and Sheila
Someone put that _____ up to coming here and _____ us. There are _____ in this town who _____ me _____ to do that - Mr Birling
Someone put that fellow up to coming here and hoaxing us. There are people in this town who dislike me enough to do that - Mr Birling
You’re _____ to pretend now that _____ really _____ at all. And I _____ _____ it like that - Eric
You’re beginning to pretend now that nothing’s really happened at all. And I can’t see it like that - Eric
It’s what _____ to the _____ and what we _____ did to her that _____ - Eric
It’s what happened to the girl and what we all did to her that matters - Eric
_____, you’ve _____ this very _____, and I’m most _____ - Mrs Birling
Gerald, you’ve argued this very cleverly, and I’m most grateful - Mrs Birling
[_____] You’re _____ everything’s just as it was _____ … I’m _____! - Sheila and Eric
[passionately] You’re pretending everything’s just as it was before … I’m not! - Sheila and Eric
Now _____ at the pair of them - the _____ _____ _____ who know it all. And they can’t _____ take a _____ - Mr Birling
Now look at the pair of them - the famous younger generation who know it all. And they can’t even take a joke - Mr Birling
[As they stare _____ and _____ , the curtain _____ ]
[As they stare guiltily and dumbfounded, the curtain falls]