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Who are the main characters in An Inspector Calls?
The Birling family
and
Inspector Goole
What is Mr. Birling's role in the family?
He is the
head
of the family
How is Mr. Birling characterized in the play?
He is
wealthy
, arrogant, and self-important
What does Mr. Birling prioritize in his business dealings?
Personal gain
over
social responsibility
What is the significance of Mr. Birling's character in the inspector's investigation?
He is the initial focus of the family's
collective guilt
How is Mrs. Birling described in the play?
She is
cold
and
snobbish
What does Mrs. Birling prioritize in her social interactions?
Social standing
over empathy
How does Mrs. Birling's reaction to the inspector reveal her character?
It shows her lack of concern for
lower classes
What is Sheila Birling's initial characterization?
She is
spoiled
and focused on material things
How does Sheila Birling's character develop throughout the play?
She shows
growth
and understanding
What role does Sheila play in questioning her family's behavior?
She highlights their
collective guilt
How is Eric Birling characterized in the play?
He is a quiet and
troubled
young man
What are some of Eric Birling's character traits?
He has a
drinking problem
and
feels
guilt
How does Eric's character contrast with his initial defensiveness?
He grows in
remorse
and
self-awareness
If Eric Birling faces a financial emergency, how would he likely react?
He would likely spend
recklessly
How would Eric react to a work deadline based on his personality traits?
He would
procrastinate
and rush at the last minute
What financial decision would Eric most likely make if he received a large sum of money?
Spend
recklessly
on unnecessary items
Who is Gerald Croft in relation to Sheila Birling?
He is Sheila's
fiancé
How is Gerald Croft characterized in the play?
He is
charming
and
confident
What does Gerald's involvement with Eva Smith reveal about his character?
It highlights his
secretive
nature
What role does Inspector Goole play in the story?
He investigates the
family's
past actions
How is Inspector Goole characterized in the play?
He is
enigmatic
and
assertive
What is the inspector's method of interrogation?
He uses
pointed questions
to expose guilt
What is the impact of
Inspector Goole's
presence on the
Birling
family?
He forces them to confront their past actions
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