PPT-Arthur Birling My voice is ‘provincial’ – what does this suggest about me?

What is the name of my company What two things did I say would not happen that then do Why do I mention to Gerald about my knighthood What did I describe Eva as when the strikes were happening. goole. . Year 11: An . Inspector Calls . Who is the Inspector?. Is he a ghost? YES.. Is he the voice of Priestley? INDEED.. Is he the voice of God?. Is he the voice of our consciences? PERHAPS.. Do you have any other suggestions?. Who is the Inspector?. Is he a ghost? YES.. Is he the voice of Priestley? INDEED.. Is he the voice of God?. Is he the voice of our consciences? PERHAPS.. Do you have any other suggestions?. Who or what is the Inspector?. By. JB Priestley. Connector . Complete the. . old . vs. young . cardsort. .. LO –To study the character of Arthur . Birling. and compare him to other characters in the play. Old Vs Young. Age. : The older generation and the younger generation take the Inspector's message in different ways. While Sheila and Eric accept their part in Eva's death and feel huge guilt about it, their parents are unable to admit that they did anything wrong.. Birling. Character Study. Sybil. The Roman / Greek prophetess….. Who can’t see. Key points about character. Even more hard-faced and arrogant than her husband.. Introduced as her husband's . ‘social superior’. Mr Birling. A self-made man.... . The opening scene establishes Mr Birling as a powerful man- in society and in his own family.. An impressive CV.... So far, he has been:. A magistrate. Lord Mayor. A focus on the characters within the play. By J.B. Priestley. LO’s: To summarise each character effectively . Key words:. Gender Stereotypes (how men and women were expected to behave). Social class (position in society). (Very Abridged). Long long ago…in a galaxy far far away…. Or in the Middle Ages in England,. King Uther Pendragon ruled England, but he longed for the wife of another – the wife of one of his lords, Lord Tintagel.. “No. , he's giving us the rope – so that we'll . hang ourselves.” . Act Two. Stage Directions. Inspector Goole. Sheila. Gerald. Sybil . Birling. Arthur . Birling. Eva Smith. Locate . the quotations from Act Two:. Objectives. Know how . birling. is portrayed in the play. Understand how his ideas link to context. Understand Priestley's views about community. ‘Community and all that nonsense’. Following his speeches about the future, . How do you respond to this as an ending to . An Inspector Calls. and how does Priestley make you respond as you do by the way he writes?. The Ending is a sudden reversal of fate. This reversal of fate, or Denouement is typical of a well made play and adds to the gravity of the ending, by cruelly shocking the characters. . Match each character to their first name. … (6). Mr Birling (senior). Mrs Birling. Miss Birling. Mr Birling (junior). Mr Croft. Ms Smith. Gerald. Sybil. Eva. Arthur. Sheila. Eric. Match each character to their first name…. Context . Stage Directions and Location . Character Analysis. Themes. Plot and Analysis. Context - What can you remember? . PRINT OUT: . Who was J.B. Priestley and what do we need to know about him? . Birling makes a lengthy speech, not only congratulating Gerald and Sheila, but also commenting on the state of the nation.. Arthur gives a speech to Eric and Gerald. He says that every man should look after himself.. everything. is perfect (Mr Birling is a bit too anxious to impress Gerald, Eric seems rather nervous and Sheila playfully rebukes Gerald for not having come near her the previous summer) there is a happy, light-hearted atmosphere..