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Emotionally unstable, rebellious, yet deeply remorseful. Like Sheila, he accepts his guilt. an inspector calls gcse revision

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The phrase "fire and blood and anguish" is a prophetic allusion to World War I and World War II. The 1945 audience would recognize that the capitalist greed of 1912 directly led to the horrors of the world wars. Arthur Birling Can’t copy the link right now

"A man has to make his own way — has to look after himself — and his family, too, of course... and so long as he does that he won't come to much harm." Who said it? Arthur Birling (Act One). What it means: He believes only in individual, not collective, responsibility. Analysis: The repetition of "has to" shows his belief in this philosophy as a law of nature. The play itself disproves him entirely, as his actions lead directly to 'harm'.