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"It wasnt I who had her turned out of her employment- which probably began it all" pg-46

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"It wasnt I who had her turned out of her employment- which probably began it all" pg-46

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This shows that Mrs Birling will take no responsibility for her actions and will past the blame. It also shows that she is cold hearted with no sympathy and that she shouldn't be responsible for Eva's death.
-Elllleeeeennnnn

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“Go look for the father of the child, it’s his responsibility “ says this to put the blame on someone else other than herself. Her opinion still isn’t changed after finding out that Eric is the father which highlights Priestley’s intentions that Mrs Birling (the older generation) is willing to change her views towards the lower class. From H

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“Go look for the father of the child, it’s his responsibility “ says this to put the blame on someone else other than herself. Her opinion still isn’t changed after finding out that Eric is the father which highlights Priestley’s intentions that Mrs Birling (the older generation) is willing to change her views towards the lower class. From H

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Mr birling thinks that he knows everything because he is upper class and that his many predictions that he makes turn out to be wrong, ‘the Germans don’t want war’. Basicslly Mr B thinks just because he is a business man that he knows everything- love from grace and her lolly xoxoxo

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"No, of course not. He's only a boy's
This portrays that he doesn't know anything about her son Eric and that he is a heavy drinker where she thinks that this one of the first times he has ever drank but earlier on in the play Eric handled the decanter like he drinks alot

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"She was claiming elaborate fine feelings and scruples that were simply absurd in a girl in her position"

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"She was claiming elaborate fine feelings and scruples that were simply absurd in a girl in her position"

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This suggests that mrs. Birling has no respect for Eva because she thinks she is worthless. It also shows that Mrs. Birling is very discriminating towards the lower class as she thinks someone of that lower standard cant possible feel the same way as an important person, like herself, does. Priestly has done this to convey how disrespectful society is towards the lower class.
- izzy

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yooooo hru

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“I take no blame for it at all” which shows she doesn’t want to accept any responsibility for Eva’s suicide and how she views Eva as less of a person because of her social class therefore she doesn’t care about her death. -chazza b

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"Your quite wrong to suppose I shall regret what I did" This shows Mrs Birling clearly has no regrets or scruples about her part in Eva's death and exposes her cold, uncaring side - Jimbo

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Oh sorry you got that one already Ms I'll think of another one :-\ Jimmy

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"Girls of that class" :-) James

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This shows Mrs Birling’s arrogance because she thinks that she is right and that she knows best, when it was her son who caused the issue in the first place. -Maddie

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'I don't suppose for a moment that we can understand why the girl committed suicide. Girls of that class-'
The use of 'the girl' and 'that class' presents the contempt that Mrs Birling and girls like her had for working class women.
Mrs Rush