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What is the name of the town where the story takes place?
Brumley
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Who is the daughter of the Burling family that is getting engaged?
Sheila
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Why is Arthur Burling pleased about Sheila's engagement to Gerald Croft?
He
believes
it
will mean more money
for
both families due to
the
Croft's business.
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In what year does the story take place?
1912
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What does Mr. Burling prioritize over social responsibility?
Protecting his profit margins.
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Who interrupts Mr. Burling's speech during the engagement celebration?
Inspector Goole
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What tragic event does Inspector Goole reveal to Mr. Burling?
A
young woman
named
Eva Smith has killed herself.
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How does Mr. Burling react to the news of Eva Smith's death?
He is not concerned and refuses to take responsibility.
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What was
Eva
Smith's connection to Mr. Burling's factory?
She worked there but was fired for instigating
a
strike for higher wages.
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How does Sheila feel about her role in Eva Smith's death?
She
feels
guilty
and
blames
herself
for
causing
it.
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What second name does the inspector reveal that Eva Smith went by?
Daisy
Renton
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How does Gerald react when Sheila accuses him of having an affair with Eva Smith?
He
admits
to
the
affair
and
begs
Sheila
not
to
tell
the
inspector.
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What does the inspector's questioning reveal about Sybil Burling's actions?
She
turned away
an
unmarried pregnant woman
from
her
charity
,
which
was
Eva Smith.
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What does Sybil Burling blame for Eva Smith's death?
She
blames
the
father
of
Eva's
child
for
not
supporting
her
financially.
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What shocking revelation does Sheila make about Eric Burling?
He is the father of Eva Smith's child.
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How did Eric Burling get money to support Eva Smith?
He stole £50 from his father's business.
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What final lesson does Inspector Goole impart to the Burling family?
That they are all responsible for each other's welfare.
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What ominous warning does Inspector Goole leave with the
Burling
family?
If they do not learn their
lesson,
society will be taught
the
hard way
in
fire and blood and anguish.
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How do Mr. and Mrs. Burling react after the inspector leaves?
They are upset but for the wrong reasons
,
mainly about their public reputation.
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What suspicion arises about Inspector Goole after he leaves?
They begin
to
doubt whether
he
was
really
a
police
officer.
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What does Gerald discover about the inspector's identity?
He spoke
to
a
sergeant
who
had
never
heard
of
the
name
Goole.
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What do the children remind their parents about their actions?
That they have done horrendous things to people
,
regardless of
the
outcome.
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What shocking news does Mr. Burling receive at the end of the story?
A woman has just died from suicide and an inspector is on his way to question the family.
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'I'm not going to be bullied by anybody
!' -
Mrs Birling
'It was my duty as
a
man
,
it was
my right as
an employer.'
-
Mr Birling
'We are members of one body...we have responsibilities to every other member...'
-
Priest
'We don't want any more lectures
!
We know we were wrong.'
-
Eric
'It
isn't
fair
that
she
should
suffer
because
of
us.'
- Sheila
'We
are
members
of
one
body...we
are
responsible
for
each
other.'
- The Inspector
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