An inspector calls

• What does the Titanic symbolize in the context of capitalism?

  It symbolizes status and wealth
• What does the quote "unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable" imply about the Titanic?

  It reflects the arrogance of capitalism
• How does the Inspector serve as a symbol of socialism in the play?

  He shatters the Birlings' capitalist beliefs
• What does the foreshadowing of the Titanic's sinking represent in the play?

  It foreshadows the downfall of capitalism
• How does the Inspector demonstrate the power of socialism against capitalism?

  By confronting the Birlings' arrogance
• What themes are explored in "An Inspector Calls"?

  • Gender
  • Social Class
  • Responsibilities for young men
• What does the term "well-bred young man" imply about Gerald Croft?

  He is groomed to appear perfect
• How does Gerald Croft represent old money in the play?

  He is raised to be a "perfect" man
• What does the word "bred" suggest about societal expectations in the play?

  It implies predetermined attitudes by class
• What is the significance of the quote "A man has to make his own way, look after himself and his family"?

  It reflects a capitalist mindset
• How does Mr. Birling's quote illustrate his character?

  It shows his selfishness and capitalism
• What does the Rule of Three in Mr. Birling's quote emphasize?

  It emphasizes his self-centered nature
• What does the Inspector's warning "Fire, blood and anguish" signify?

  It warns capitalists of impending consequences
• How does the semantic field in the Inspector's warning relate to capitalism?

  It links punishment to capitalist actions
• What does Mrs. Birling's quote "Girls of that Class" reveal about her views?

  She categorizes lower-class women negatively
• How does Mrs. Birling's attitude reflect patriarchal values?

  She dismisses women of lower classes
• What does the juxtaposition in Mrs. Birling's quote illustrate?

  It shows her loyalty to her social class
• What are the implications of gender and social class in "An Inspector Calls"?

  • Powerful men dominate society
  • Poor women are marginalized and weak
  • Class determines worth and behavior