for us. But it might have done.” 3. Understands the –Act warning shot. Eva / had a lot to say far too much so “She’d – – she had to go.” Daisy Renton / Act 1. Birling explaining reason she – was fired to pay rise request. –linked Mrs Birling no work, no money, no relatives, lonely, “With half starved, she was feeling desperate” – Act 1. Inspector reminds Birling of her terrible position after losing her job at Birling and Co. enjoyed being among pretty clothes…a “She fresh start” Act 1. Inspector informing Sheila of Eva’s – excitement at getting the job at Milwards. felt there’d never be anything as good “She again for her she had to make it last –so longer.” Act 2, with new name Daisy Renton, the end of – her affair with Gerald she accepted but it hit her hard. was here friendless, almost “She penniless, desperate.” Act 2 repetition of desperate – – from Act 1 reinforces the harsh conditions working class girls had to face. come to you for assistance because “She’d she didn’t want to take stolen money.” Act 2. – The reason she went to Mrs Birling was Daisy had moral standards and was not happy at Eric stealing money to support her. used her as if she was an animal, a “Just … not a person.” Act 3. Shows that Eric used his – power over her and didn’t consider her feelings. Eric Birling been steadily drinking too much for the “He’s last two Act 2. Sheila about Eric.
for us. But it might have done.” –Act 3. Understands the warning shot. Eva / Daisy Renton / Mrs Birling “She’d had a lot to say – far too much – so she had to go.” – Act 1. Birling explaining reason she was fired –linked to pay rise request. “With no work, no money, no relatives, lonely, half starved, she was feeling desperate” – Act 1. Inspector reminds Birling of her terrible position after losing her job at Birling and Co. “She enjoyed being among pretty clothes…a fresh start” – Act 1. Inspector informing Sheila of Eva’s excitement at getting the job at Milwards. “She felt there’d never be anything as good again for her –so she had to make it last longer.” – Act 2, with new name Daisy Renton, the end of her affair with Gerald she accepted but it hit her hard. “She was here friendless, almost penniless, desperate.” – Act 2 – repetition of desperate from Act 1 reinforces the harsh conditions working class girls had to face. “She’d come to you for assistance because she didn’t want to take stolen money.” – Act 2. The reason she went to Mrs Birling was Daisy had moral standards and was not happy at Eric stealing money to support her. “Just used her … as if she was an animal, a not a person.” – Act 3. Shows that Eric used his power over her and didn’t consider her feelings. Eric Birling “He’s been steadily drinking too much for the last two Act 2. Sheila about Eric.