gerald croft

Cards (4)

  • ‘easy, well bred young man about town’

    ‘young’ has connotations of immaturity and therefore gerald’s failure to accept responsibility
  • ‘young women should be protected from disturbing things’

    gerald’s old fashioned views - not entirely part of younger generation
    product of the edwardian upper middle class
  • ‘there isn’t an inspector, we’ve been had’

    didn’t go to find the truth, just a way to protect his reputation and social perception. he won’t and can’t accept responsibility in order to protect himself.
  • ‘you were the wonderful fairy prince. you must have adored it.’

    ‘fairy prince‘ coveys how detached gerald + upper class is from reality