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"a man has to
make his own way
- has to
look after himself
- and his family too, of course" (Act 1)
"as if we were all
mixed up together
like
bees
in a
hive
-
community
and all that
nonsense
" (Act
1
)
"
Yes
, yes.
Horrid business.
But I don't see
why you should come here
,
Inspector
-" (Act
1
)
"It's my
duty
to keep
labour
costs
down
"
"(imitating
Inspector
)
You all helped
to
kill her.
(
Pointing at Sheila and Eric laughing
)" (Act
3
)
"A
rather cold woman
and her husband's
social superior
" (Act
1
)
"
She seemed
to me
not
a
good case
. I consider I did my duty"
"As if a
girl
of that sort would ever
refuse money
!" (Act
2
)
"They're
over-tired.
In the
morning
they'll be as
amused
as we
are
" (Act
3
)
"
Haven't I
?
Haven't I
?
You know I have
" (Act
1
)
"She was
pretty
-
soft brown hair
and big
dark eyes
" (Act
2
)
"It was
inevitable.
I became at once the
most
important
person in her life"
"
Everything's
all
right
now
Sheila.
(
Holds up
the
ring
)
What
about this
ring
?" (Act
3
)
"Half
shy
, half
assertive
"
"Why shouldn't they try for
higher
wages
? We try for the
highest
possible
prices
" (Act
1
)
"I was in a state where a
chap easily
turns
nasty
" (Act
3
)
"She was
pretty
and a
good sport
" (Act
3
)
"(
bursting out
) I
can't see
it like
that.
The
girl's
still
dead isn't she
?"
"A
pretty girl
in her
early twenties
, very
pleased
with
life
and
rather excited
" (Act
1
)
"Oh
Gerald.
is it the one
you wanted me
to
have
?" (Act
1
)
"But these
girls
aren't
cheap labour
-
they're people
"(Act
1
)
"
Fire
and
blood
and
anguish.
And it
frightens
me the way
you talk
" (Act
3
)
"When the Inspector arrives the
'pink
and
intimate'
lighting should be
'brighter
and
harder'
" (Act
1
)
"He creates at once an
impression
of
massiveness
,
solidity
and
purposefulness
" (Act
1
)
"
We
are
members
of
one
body
" (Act
3
)
"They will be taught [
the lesson of social responsibility
] in
fire
and
blood
and
anguish
" (Act
3
)