He tipped his hat. The room faded.
A moment of silence. Then Arthur Birling laughed. “Fake. There’s no Inspector Goole on the force. He was a hoax!” an inspector calls gcse revision
Finally, Eric Birling—the alcoholic, nervous son—confessed he’d forced himself on Eva, gotten her pregnant, then stolen money from his father’s company to try to help her. He tipped his hat
Goole leaned to your ear. “ Arthur represents capitalist greed. The play was written in 1945, but set in 1912. The audience knows two world wars and the Titanic sank. Birling’s ‘unsinkable’ confidence in ‘self-help’ is dramatic irony. Priestley wants you to see that ‘looking after yourself’ destroys others.” The Second Knock: The Chain of Events Sheila Birling, young and fashionable, froze. Her smile vanished. “Oh – it was me next, wasn’t it?” she whispered. Then Arthur Birling laughed
Before you could react, a strange, solid-looking figure in a plain brown trench coat stepped out of your wardrobe. He wasn’t old, but he wasn't young. He carried an air of "unstoppable truth."
Each confession was a new nail in the coffin of the family’s respectability.
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