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1. englishmadesimple.org › gerald-croft-an-in-depthGerald Croft: An In-Depth Character Study - English Made Simple

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   Jun 24, 2024 · Gerald’s behavior exemplifies the lack of social conscience that Priestley seeks to challenge. The Conclusion and Gerald’s Fate At the play’s conclusion, the characters are left to reflect on their actions and the Inspector’s message.

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   Gerald’s attitude is genial, he is polite to the Birling parents and comes across as humble as shown by his response to Mr Birling: “I don’t pretend to know much about it (port)”. (This humbleness is in stark contrast to the pompous and arrogant opinions of Mr Birling).

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3. www.facinghistory.org › en-gb › resource-libraryAnalysing Gerald’s Character | Facing History & Ourselves

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   Jun 16, 2020 · Students develop their understanding of the character Gerald, exploring the differences between his treatment of Eva/Daisy and Sheila, whilst reflecting on Edwardian gender expectations.

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   Jun 25, 2024 · Gerald’s concern for reputation and class status underscores his privileged worldview and desire to protect his social standing. This quote reveals his reluctance to confront the moral implications of his behavior, emphasizing his internal conflict and the play’s critique of upper-class morality.

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   Jan 22, 2024 · Discuss the significance of Gerald's aristocratic status and power in 'An Inspector Calls' and how it influences his actions. How does Priestley use Gerald's privilege to convey a message about social stratification? Provide examples to support your argument.

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   Jun 29, 2018 · While Sheila is used as an audience’s surrogate to move the audience through the play, Gerald acts as a negative pressure for the audience to retaliate against, ultimately motivating them further than Sheila. He does so potently yet indirectly: he creates an opponent for the audience to target.

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   What does Gerald's behavior exemplify?

   • Gerald’s behavior exemplifies the lack of social conscience that Priestley seeks to challenge. The Conclusion and Gerald’s Fate At the play’s conclusion, the characters are left to reflect on their actions and the Inspector’s message. Gerald’s response to this reflection is telling.

   Gerald Croft: An In-Depth Character Study - English Made Simple

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   How does Gerald protect his reputation?

   • Gerald seems to put a lot of effort into protecting his own reputation, status and interests. For example, pretending not to know Eva/Daisy as he knows his affair would spoil his reputation. This is the opposite of Sheila, who uses the opportunity to learn from her mistakes and changes herself.

   Gerald Analysis - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls - Seneca

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   How does the audience expect Gerald to change his attitude?

   • Overall, the audience expects Gerald to change his attitude, like Sheila and Eric, but he lets the audience down. His upper-class background means his social prejudice and lack of social responsibility are innate (natural to him) – Priestley uses Gerald to show how difficult it was to change these attitudes.

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   What is Gerald's attitude towards Mr Birling?

   • Gerald’s attitude is genial, he is polite to the Birling parents and comes across as humble as shown by his response to Mr Birling: “I don’t pretend to know much about it (port)”. (This humbleness is in stark contrast to the pompous and arrogant opinions of Mr Birling).

   Edexcel English Literature GCSE An Inspector Calls: Character Profile

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   How is Gerald portrayed?

   • Gerald, engaged to Sheila Birling, is portrayed as a charming and affluent young man. However, as the play unfolds, his character reveals complexities and flaws that are critical to the play’s themes and message.

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   How is Gerald presented in an Inspector Calls?

   • To start the essay, the character of Gerald Croft is extremely significant, as he is the only perpetrator not to be a part of the Birling household.

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   Gerald seems to put a lot of effort into protecting his own reputation, status and interests. For example, pretending not to know Eva/Daisy as he knows his affair would spoil his reputation. This is the opposite of Sheila, who uses the opportunity to learn from her mistakes and changes herself.