Mrs Birling

• What does Mrs. Birling believe about her refusal to help Eva Smith?

  She believes she was justified in refusing help
• What does Mrs. Birling's quote about Eva Smith reveal about her character?

  It shows her superiority and lack of empathy
• How does Mrs. Birling respond to the Inspector's revelation about Eric's involvement?

  She uses her influence to protect her family
• What does Mrs. Birling say about Eric in response to the Inspector?

  She expresses shame towards him
• What does the quote about the girl's death suggest about Mrs. Birling's attitude towards responsibility?

  She refuses to accept any responsibility
• What does Mrs. Birling's pride in her husband's former position indicate?

  It shows her emphasis on social status
• What does Mrs. Birling's judgmental nature reveal about her character?

  She lacks understanding and empathy
• How does Mrs. Birling's attitude towards the lower classes manifest in her actions?

  She shows a lack of empathy and superiority
• What is the significance of Mrs. Birling's refusal to help Eva Smith?

  It highlights her moral failings and class prejudice
• What does Mrs. Birling's reaction to Eric's actions reveal about her family dynamics?

  It indicates a lack of communication and understanding
• How does Mrs. Birling's character contribute to the play's themes?

  Her character embodies social responsibility issues
• In what way does Mrs. Birling's pride affect her decisions?

  It leads her to prioritize status over morality
• What does Mrs. Birling's statement about her husband being Lord Mayor imply?

  It implies her reliance on social status for influence
• What is Mrs. Birling's attitude towards Eric's shame?

  She feels absolutely ashamed of him