its w happ- to the girl and what wad to her that matter

• What aspect does Eric stress is more important than technicalities in the group's actions?

  Moral responsibility
• What does the repetition of "what" draw attention to, according to the text?

  Actions over intentions
• What kind of evaluation does the text urge, focusing on concrete harm?

  Evaluation by concrete harm
• What does the phrase "we all" enforce, disturbing the individualistic world view?

  Collecting guilt
• What world view is promoted by Capitalism that the phrase "we all" disturbs?

  Individualistic
• What might Eric's continued reference to Eva as "the girl" imply?

  Dehumanisation
• What does Priestley seek to do regarding comfortable homes?

  Dissociate them
• Comfortable homes allow the privileged to do what?

  Dissociate from suffering
• How would audiences who experienced shared suffering during the war see this?

  A call for cooperation
• whats the point

  Eric is stressing that the group's moral responsibility outweighs any technicalities about agility or social status
• what's the analysis?

  The repetition of attention to actions over intentions purging and evaluation of concrete harm rather self justification

  The phrase we all enforce collecting guilt disturbing the individual individualistic worldview promoted by capitalism
• Alternative interpretation

  Eric continue to reference Eva as the girl rather than by her name this could imply that dehumanisation even among the more remorseful characters permit messed
• priestley purpose

  seeks to dissolve the comfortable barriers that allow the privilege to dissociate themselves the suffering of
• impact on reader

  1945 audience is so experienced this as a vital call for sociable corporation of shared multi humanity