An Inspector Calls

• 'The fact remains that... It's still the same rotton story whether it's been told to a police inspector or to somebody else' Eric Act 3
• "All that's come out tonight is true... That's what's important – and not whether a man is a police inspector or not." (Act 3) Sheila
• 'You don't seem to have learnt anything' Sheila, Act 3
• "That fellow obviously didn't like us. He was prejudiced from the start. Probably a socialist or some sort of crank" (Act 3). Mr Birling
• 'a man has to make his own way- has to look after himself- and his family too, of course' Mr Birling Act 1
• Public men, Mr Birling, have responibilities as well as privileges. Inspector Act 2
• 'We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other... if men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught in fire, blood and anguish' Inspector Act 3
• 'Working together for lower costs and higher prices' Mr Birling, Act 1
• 'but these girls aren't cheap labour- they're people.' Sheila, Act 1
• 'Everything's all right now, Sheila. What about this ring?' Gerald, Act 3
• MSHCTCTHR

  'Make sure he's compelled to confess to his responsibility' Mrs Birling
• IMDTKLCD

  'It's my duty to keep labour costs down' Mr Birling
• BIDKIWY

  'but i didn't know it was you' Mrs Birling directed at Eric
• YTEHTLAEEAIWWAMULBIAH

  'You'd think everybody has to look after everybody else as if we were all mixed up like bees in a hive'
• EOYHTKH.RT.

  'Each of you helped to kill her. Remember that' Inspector
• WAMOOB.WARFEO

  'We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other.' Inspector
• IKITBAIDS

  'I know I'm to blame- and I'm desperately sorry. Sheila
• TMINTIT.IWHTTGAWWDTH

  'The money is not the important thing. It's what happened to the girl and what we did to her' Eric
• 'girls of that class' Mrs Birling
• 'Is this the one you wanted me to have?' Sheila
• 'young, fresh and charming' Gerald about Daisy
• '..Not only to make them look prettier- but - well, as a token of their self respect' Mr Birling
• 'I hate those hard-eyed dough-faced women' Gerald
• Mr Birling tells Sheila he will 'settle it responsibly for you'
• 'After all I don't often make speeches at you' Mr Birling at Sheila
• 'She was claiming elaborate feelings.. that were absurd in a girl in her position' Mrs Birling
• 'why- you fool - he knows!' Sheila