The document summarizes key themes and quotations from the play "An Inspector Calls" including: ignorance and realization as the characters slowly understand their role in the suicide of a young woman; hope and acceptance as some characters vow to change while others resist; status and class differences between the characters; and gender stereotypes that are expressed.
The document summarizes key themes and quotations from the play "An Inspector Calls" including: ignorance and realization as the characters slowly understand their role in the suicide of a young woman; hope and acceptance as some characters vow to change while others resist; status and class differences between the characters; and gender stereotypes that are expressed.
The document summarizes key themes and quotations from the play "An Inspector Calls" including: ignorance and realization as the characters slowly understand their role in the suicide of a young woman; hope and acceptance as some characters vow to change while others resist; status and class differences between the characters; and gender stereotypes that are expressed.
Ignorance and Realisation: the Titanicabsolutely unsinkable you seem to be a nice, well-behaved family- we think we are a man has to mind his own business you fool-he knows. Of course he knows. youll see weve been had hard headed business man girls of that sort I blame the young man who was the father of the child Hope and Acceptance: Oh, how horrible! But these girls arent cheap labour, theyre people Ill never, never do it again you dont seem to have learnt anything between us we drove that girl to suicide well, I dont think its very funny Status: you see, I was Lord Mayor here two years ago just a knighthood, of course this is Mr Gerald Croft the son of Sir George Croft you know, Crofts Limited Arthur Birling at one end, his wife at the other Gender and Stereotyping: I was in that state where a chap easily turns nasty dont stand there being hysterical these girls arent cheap labour, theyre people