It frightens me the way you talk.

• what is the point of the quote? It frightens me the way you talk?

  . Sheila accepts the inspectors moral lesson.
• what is the analysis of the quote? It frightens me the way you talk?

  .The emotive verb “frightens” shows genuine fear, highlighting her new sensitivity to moral issues. The vague phrase “the way you talk” points to her discomfort with her family’s lack of responsibility
• what is the word level analysis for the quote of "it frightens me the way you talk?

  . Frightens — Reflects not only fear but moral anxiety, marking her growth from carefree to concerned.
• what is Priestley's purpose of the "it frightens me the way you talk?

  .Priestley shows how awareness of social responsibility can deeply disturb those who’ve lived in ignorance, especially the younger generation.
• what is the impact on the audience for the quote? It frightens me the way you talk?

  .Forces the audience to reflect on their own moral views and feel uneasy about complacency

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• what is an alternate interpretation of the "frightened me the way you talk?"

  .: Sheila’s fear could stem from realising how emotionally cold her family is, rather than purely moral reasons.