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'Mr Birling is a ___________ man in his middle fifties with ___________ but rather ___________ in his speech.' - Opening Stage Directions
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heavy-looking, rather portentous | fairly easy manners | provincial
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(They stare ___________.)
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guiltily and dumbfounded
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'you'd think everybody has to ___________, as if we were ___________ – community and all that ___________' - Mr Birling
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look after everybody else | all mixed up together like bees in a hive | nonsense
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'Between us, we ___________.' - Sheila Birling
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drove that girl to commit suicide
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'I accept ___________ for it at all' - Mrs Birling
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no blame
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(Mrs Birling does not reply. She looks ___________.)
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disturbed
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'You mustn't try to ___________ between us and ___________. If you do, then the Inspector will just ___________.' - Sheila Birling
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build up a kind of wall | that girl | break it down
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'We’re ___________ and not ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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respectable citizens | criminals
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'I suppose it was ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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inevitable
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'There'll be a ___________' - Mr Birling
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public scandal
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'Girls ___________ –' - Mrs Birling
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of that class
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'It was ___________.' - Sheila Birling
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my own fault
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'Gerald Croft is an ___________ about thirty, rather ___________ but very much the ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions
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attractive chap | too manly to be a dandy | easy well-bred young man-about-town
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(Eric enters, looking ___________.)
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extremely pale and distressed
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'I hate those ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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hard-eyed, dough-faced women
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'She was very pretty – ___________ and ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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soft brown hair | big dark eyes
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'___________, absolutely ___________' - Mr Birling
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unsinkable
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'She was ___________ and ___________.' - Eric Birling
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pretty | a good sport
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'The Inspector need not be a big man but he creates at once an impression of ___________.' - Stage Directions
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massiveness, solidity and purposefulness
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'You think ___________ ought to be protected against ___________?' - The Inspector
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young women | unpleasant and disturbing things
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'You're not the kind of ___________ when he's in trouble.' - Eric Birling
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father a chap could go to
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'Everything’s ___________, Sheila. What about ___________?' - Gerald Croft
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all right now | this ring
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'The dining room of a ___________, belonging to a ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions |
fairly large suburban house | prosperous manufacturer
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'Sheila is a ___________ in her early twenties, very ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions
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pretty girl | pleased with life and rather excited
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'But these girls aren't ___________ – they're people.' - Sheila Birling
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cheap labour
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'I was in ___________.' - Eric Birling
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that state when a chap easily turns nasty
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'We are ___________. We are ___________.' - The Inspector
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members of one body | responsible for each other
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'You don't seem to have ___________.' - Sheila Birling
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learnt anything
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'There are ___________ of ___________ still left with us.' - The Inspector
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millions and millions and millions | Eva Smiths and John Smiths
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'If men will not ___________, then they will be taught it in ___________.' - The Inspector
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learn that lesson | fire and blood and anguish
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'She was ___________ – and ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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young and pretty and warm-hearted | intensely grateful
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'the ___________ suicide' - Mr Birling
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wretched girl's
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'He speaks ___________, and has a disconcerting habit of ___________ before actually speaking.' - Stage Directions
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carefully, weightily | looking hard at the person he addresses
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'It's what ___________ and what we ___________ that matters.' - Eric Birling
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happened to the girl | all did to her
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'You lot may be ___________, but I can't.' - Eric Birling
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letting yourselves out nicely
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'There isn't ___________. We've been had.' - Gerald Croft
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any such inspector
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'The famous ___________ who know it all. And they can't even take a joke.' - Mr Birling
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younger generation
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'I was the only one ___________' - Mrs Birling
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who didn't give in to him
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'A ___________ woman and her husband’s ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions
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rather cold | social superior
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'Each of you helped to kill her. ___________' - The Inspector
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Remember that. Never forget it.
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'I suppose ___________ now.' - Sheila Birling
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we're all nice people
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'young women ___________ in their ___________ bedrooms' - The Inspector
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counting their pennies | dingy little back
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'It's better to ___________.' - The Inspector
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ask for the earth than to take it
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'The lighting should be ___________ until the Inspector arrives, and then it should be ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions
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pink and intimate | brighter and harder
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'I didn't feel about her ___________.' - Gerald Croft
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as she felt about me
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'Go and look for the ___________. It's his ___________.' - Mrs Birling
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father of the child | responsibility
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'A man has to ___________ – has to ___________ – and his family too, of course.' - Mr Birling |
make his own way | look after himself
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'She only ___________' - Mrs Birling
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had herself to blame
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'I can't accept ___________' - Mr Birling
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any responsibility
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'She died in ___________ – ___________.' - The Inspector
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misery and agony | hating life
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(Sheila stares at him ___________.)
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wonderingly and dubiously
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'The girl's ___________ and we ___________ – and that's what matters.' - Eric Birling
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dead | all helped to kill her
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'She had a lot to say – ___________ – so she had to go.' - Mr Birling
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far too much
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'She was ___________ and at that moment was ___________.' - The Inspector
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desperately hard up | actually hungry
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(The telephone ___________.)
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rings sharply
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'Eric is in his early twenties, ___________, half ___________, half ___________.' - Opening Stage Directions
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not quite at ease | shy | assertive
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