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An Inspector Calls
An Inspector Calls - Who is Most to Blame?
Jul 2, 2020
Ms Gray and Ms Gelder-Smith dissect Gerald Croft, Eric, and Sybil Birling's roles in Eva Smith's tragedy, exploring their moral failings, social status fixation, exploitation of women, and societal neglect. The discussion highlights contrasts between characters, gender dynamics, privilege, and the capacity for change in the face of societal critique.
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- Gerald is shown as morally problematic, treating women as disposable and lacking genuine care.
- Eric displays immaturity but shows potential for change, contrasting escapism with moments of realization.
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Gerald as the Morally Problematic Character
Gerald is portrayed as morally problematic in his dealings with Eva Smith. Despite trying to conceal his actions, he is shown to treat women, including Sheila, as disposable. His relationship with Eva involves manipulation and self-serving actions, emphasizing his lack of genuine care. Gerald's reluctance to take responsibility and his focus on maintaining respectability highlight his problematic moral behavior.
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