mrs birling

• 'i don't suppose for a moment that we can understand why the girl committed suicide'
• 'what business is it of yours?'

  When Mrs Birling is being questioned by the Inspector, her evasive and arrogant tone seems designed to anger the audience.
• Mrs. Birling constantly tries to evade responsibility by shifting the blame to other characters. 'unlike the other three...' and 'Go and look for the father of the child. It's his responsibility'
• “You’re quite wrong to suppose I shall regret what I did.”
• 'i accept no blame for it all'
• 'i was the only one who didn't give into him'