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ENGAGEMENT:
The story begins with Arthur Birling, a wealthy, sself-made man, hosting an engagement party for his daughter Sheila.
KNIGHTHOOD:
Arthur tells Gerald that he knows his daughter isn't in the same class as him, but he expects to be knighted soon, which will fix that.
PREDICTIONS:
Arthur then gives a speech with lots of incorrect predictions about no-one wanting a war, the Titanic being unsinkable and there being no danger of any strikes happening.
MILWARDS:
Sheila then admits to having got Eva sacked from Milwards. Sheila regrets her actions.
SACKED:
The Inspector annonces Eva Smith has died and Arthur eventually admits to having employed her and sacking her for striking 2 years ago. Arthur doesn't feel guilty.
INSPECTOR:
The Inspector arrives and Arthur is suprised not to have heard of him because of how he has been Lord Mayor and a magistrate.
AFFAIR:
Gerald admits to having had an affair with Daisy Renton, which is another name that Eva used.
REFUSING:
Mrs. Birling admits to refusing to help Eva with her charity's money, before realising she was carrying her own grandchild.
ERIC:
Eric also admits to having had an affair with Eva and having a drinking problem.
FINAL:
The Inspector delivers his final speech about responsibility, socialism and treating others well and then leaves.
REAL:
The family wonder whether he actually was a real police officer.
SUICIDE:
Arthur calls the hospital who can confirm they have had no suicides for weeks.
DIVIDE:
Sheila and Eric still feel guilty and have learned their lesson, but Mr and Mrs. Birling celebrate as if they have done nothing wrong, with a clear divide emerging within the family.
TELEPHONE:
Arthur answers the telephone and discovers a police inspector is on his way to ask some questions.
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- GCSE English Flussdiagramm am Ohne Titel, erstellt von Naomi Morris am 29/10/2019.
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- Erstellt von Naomi Morris · 29 Okt 2019
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