An inspector calls help
Hi everyone,
Currently in year 11 and have been revising for English Literature for sometime now. I need help on these questions please. All help is appreciated.
1. Eric's flaws
2. Eric's character turning point
3.Mrs Birling's relationship with Eric & Sheila
4. How Mrs Birling refuses to learn her lesson
5. How does Mrs Birling represent pre war women
6. How does Mr Birling see himself as successful in the beginning
7. Mr Birling's relationship with Eric & Sheila
8. Why is Mr Birling impressed with Gerald
9. How does Priestley keep the Goole distant
10. How may Goole not exist at all
11. How does Gerald see his relationship with Sheila at the end of the play
12. How does Priestley show Gerald as a charming wealthy liar
13. How does Sheila develop in the play
14. How is Sheila different to Mrs Birling
15. How does Edna represent the working class
16. How is Eva/Daisy used as a dramatic device
17. How is Eva/Daisy important in the play
Currently in year 11 and have been revising for English Literature for sometime now. I need help on these questions please. All help is appreciated.
1. Eric's flaws
2. Eric's character turning point
3.Mrs Birling's relationship with Eric & Sheila
4. How Mrs Birling refuses to learn her lesson
5. How does Mrs Birling represent pre war women
6. How does Mr Birling see himself as successful in the beginning
7. Mr Birling's relationship with Eric & Sheila
8. Why is Mr Birling impressed with Gerald
9. How does Priestley keep the Goole distant
10. How may Goole not exist at all
11. How does Gerald see his relationship with Sheila at the end of the play
12. How does Priestley show Gerald as a charming wealthy liar
13. How does Sheila develop in the play
14. How is Sheila different to Mrs Birling
15. How does Edna represent the working class
16. How is Eva/Daisy used as a dramatic device
17. How is Eva/Daisy important in the play
(edited 6 years ago)
I find the analysis and insights on Mr Bruff (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDfnEHiptxE&list=PLqGFsWf-P-cDvuiSH8SycEDh1Ugke9tmb) and on Seneca Learning (https://app.senecalearning.com/classroom/course/1bcb11c0-2c27-11e8-b18d-d1082cf88b6d/section/5d9668c0-2dbc-11e8-aca5-6f58cd924721)
I use them both as they're quite different, but both super useful
I use them both as they're quite different, but both super useful
Original post by MimiElf
I find the analysis and insights on Mr Bruff (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDfnEHiptxE&list=PLqGFsWf-P-cDvuiSH8SycEDh1Ugke9tmb) and on Seneca Learning (https://app.senecalearning.com/classroom/course/1bcb11c0-2c27-11e8-b18d-d1082cf88b6d/section/5d9668c0-2dbc-11e8-aca5-6f58cd924721)
I use them both as they're quite different, but both super useful
I use them both as they're quite different, but both super useful
Thanks
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