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Tensions Rise: Mrs. and Mr. Birling's Emotional Turmoil During the Inspector's Visit

In the pivotal scenes from pages 78 to 84 of *An Inspector Calls*, Mr. and Mrs. Birling reveal their complex emotional states as they navigate the confrontation with the Inspector. Mrs. Birling exhibits anger, shame, and defiance, using her societal position to protest against the Inspector's inquiries. Mr. Birling shows a range of emotions from anger to excitement, and his fear of public scandal underscores his desperation to maintain status. Their reactions illuminate the themes of denial, guilt, and societal pressure that drive the play’s dramatic tension.

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Tensions Rise: Mrs. and Mr. Birling's Emotional Turmoil During the Inspector's Visit

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  1. Mr. And Mrs. Birling Mood (p.78-84)

  2. Mrs. Birling • Angry (all over the pages) • Ashamed (p.78;l. 20) • Protesting(p.82;l.12) • Warningly (p.83;l.19) • Triumphantly; she knew all over time that this was a fake inspector (p.84;l.21) • With some excitement; I was wondering myself (p.80;l.1)

  3. Mr. Birling • Angry (all over the pages) • Stormy (p.78;l.13) • Rather excited (p.81;l.4) • Afraid of public scandal (p.79;l.5) • Dubious (p.83;l.1) • Relieved; Gerald is coming back (p.83;l.8) • Astounded; Inspector wasn’t real(p.84;l.5)

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