The Birling Family as a Family with Bitter, Hard Personalities

As a family with a bitter and strong personality through the play, the Birling family is drawn in two different ways by two different generations of families. The family consists of four members. Arthur Birling, a "smart businessman" of the family, Sybil Birling, a punctual wife and two children, and she is in her twenties, Eric is 25 years old. Due to the interaction between Sheila and Gerald, the play began with a celebration dinner for the family.

Gerald is not a member of the Birling family, his family - his mother LadyCroft - belongs to aristocracy, Birlings is not a nobleman. Unlike Birlings, Gerald's money is not based on the strict handling of factory workers like Eva Smith. Therefore, Priestley is sympathizing with him more than Mr. Burrin and his wife. But since he is older than Sheila and Eric and he is less sensitive to inspector information, his development is not so much as they are. Gerald knows Eva better than anyone else, and of course it is better for her. His sorrow for his destiny is realistic and personal. He almost broke down when I remembered Eva, "I am very dissatisfied with this business. In a modern era, he had never done such checks on my feelings maybe.

During the play, the Birling family was visited by Goole inspectors. They are celebrating the arrival of Sheila Birling and Gerald Croft. The inspector revealed that the girl named Eva Smith lost his life by drinking disinfectants. The family was shocked but at first it was confused about why the inspectors called them. Next, it is a nervous and disturbed investigation by an omniscient inspector who knew that they were actually caught up in the death of this poor little girl.

We were introduced to the Birling family before the inspector arrived. They are celebrating the collaboration of Sheila Birling and Gerald Croft. Gerard took part in family celebrations. We receive the impression that the Birling family is a high society and looks down most people. Arthur Birling made a speech full of dramatic satire. It is most prudent to do this to make Birling a fool from the beginning. After the speech it turned out that Birling was confused and it did not work out the rest of the script. A sinful theme was not introduced before the inspector guru arrived. Before this, the Birling family celebrated