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a man has to make his own way’,use of the
pronoun
‘own’ is effective as it connotes
individualism
and self-gain, thus highlighting
Mr Birling’s
devotion to benefitting only himself and that he prioritises his individual success.
What kind of son-in-law does Mr. Birling want?
The
kind
he
always
wanted
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How does Mr. Birling use the pronoun 'I'?
He uses it
stylistically
to emphasize his benefit
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What does Mr. Birling prioritize over his daughter's benefit?
His own
success
,
wealth
, and
reputation
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What does Mr. Birling's character illustrate about greed?
He desires
wealth
and status above all
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What does Mr. Birling suggest about his chances of receiving a knighthood?
There’s a very good chance of it
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How does Mr. Birling attempt to convince Gerald of his status?
By emphasizing his
bourgeoisie
status
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What criticism does Priestley convey through Mr. Birling's character?
He criticizes the disingenuousness of
Capitalist
bourgeoisies
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What political morals do Capitalist bourgeoisies embody according to Priestley?
They
focus
solely
on
their
own
benefit
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How might Priestley’s audience in 1945 react to Mr. Birling's ideals?
They may share a hatred for
Capitalist
greed
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What societal belief does Priestley promote in this play?
A belief in a more
Socialist
society
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How does Mr. Birling's societal role affect his character?
It highlights his
selfishness
and greed
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What does Mr. Birling's desire for a knighthood reveal about him?
His
ambition
for status and recognition
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How does Priestley use Mr. Birling to critique Capitalism?
By showcasing his
self-serving
nature
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What message does Priestley convey about the bourgeoisie through Mr. Birling?
They prioritize personal gain over others
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