Inspector Calls

• ... a _ has to _ his _ _—has to _ after _—and his _, too, of course, _he has one—and so _ _he does that he _ _ to much harm" - Arthur Birling, Act I

  ... a man has to make his own way—has to look after himself—and his family, too, of course, when he has one—and so long as he does that he won't come to much harm" - Arthur Birling, Act I
• "_ men, Mr _ , have _ as well as _"

  "Public men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges" -
• "We are _ of one _ . We are _ for each _ ... if _ will not _ that lesson, then _ _ be taught it in _ and _and _"

  "We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other... if men will not learn that lesson, then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish"
• "_ _, for lower _ and _ _" - Arthur Birling, Act I

  "Working together, for lower costs and higher prices" - Arthur Birling, Act I
• "but these _ aren't _ _ - they're _" - Sheila Birling, Act I

  "but these girls aren't cheap labour - they're people" - Sheila Birling, Act I
• "_ all right now, _" - Gerald Croft, Act III

  "Everything's all right now, Sheila" - Gerald Croft, Act III
• I _ I'm to blame - and I'm _ _" - Sheila Birling, Act II

  'I _ stop _ about it '- Sheila Birling, Act II

  I know I'm to blame - and I'm desperately sorry" - Sheila Birling, Act II

  'I can't stop thinking about it '- Sheila Birling, Act II
• "I'm very _ . But I_ she had only _to _" - Sybil Birling, Act II

  "I'm very sorry. But I think she had only herself to blame" - Sybil Birling, Act II
• ~_ of that _" - Sybil Birling, Act II

  Girls of that class" - Sybil Birling, Act II
• "I was in that _when a _ _turns _" - Eric Birling, Act III

  "I was in that state when a chap easily turns nasty" - Eric Birling, Act III
• "I did keep a _ last _. I've _it. And I'm sorry _." - Gerald Croft, Act II

  "I did keep a girl last summer. I've admitted it. And I'm sorry Sheila." - Gerald Croft, Act II