1. Pages 1-11
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2. Mix of Joyfulness and Tension
The contradictions in the stage directions
(life seems wonderful, but actually
there is an underlying tension)
is sustained across the opening of the play.
Using glue and scissors, complete
the mix and match to categorise
what quotes go in which columns
EXT. Annotate analysis below quote that proves the quote is happy/tense

3. AIM: To analyse how Priestley uses dramatic irony and other linguistic devices to develop the characterisation of Mr Birling.

4. For Priestley, Birling symbolises:

5. For Priestley, Birling symbolises: capitalism the upper-middle classes the ignorance of the wealthy

6. pp6-7 – focus on Birling How does Priestley use dramatic irony and
powerful language
to show Birling as a capitalist fool?
4 groups! (1s, 2s, 3s, 4s)
Group analysis > jigsaw (1234, 1234, 1234) and share feedback
Now select your best evidence and write 1/2 analytical PEEEs answering the question.