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“Look Inspector, I’d give thousands, thousands…” – Act 3. Repetition. Offering money to try and sort the problem when it’s way too late. He still thinks money is what can solve the problem rather than caring for others. be a public scandal –and who here will suffer from that more than I will?” –Act 3. Rhetorical question. Primary concern all the way through the play that his reputation will suffer. “Probably a socialist or some sort of crank. He talked like one” –Act 3. Dismissive of visitor now he believes him not to be a proper Inspector. “I’ll admit he gave me a bit of a scare.” - Act3. Relief that it all seems to be false. “A girl has just died – on her way to the infirmary.” –Act 3. Revelation that the events seem to be replaying themselves for real this time?
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