'An Inspector Calls': exploring the character of Mrs. Birling
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I can understand and explain the presentation and significance of Mrs. Birling.
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Mrs. Birling could reflect stereotypical attitudes of upper class Edwardian society.
Priestley uses the older generation of Birlings to critique Edwardian attitudes.
Mrs Birling’s interrogation reveals her attitude towards the working class and social responsibility.
When writing about a character it can be useful to consider how they are presented throughout the play.
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