Mrs Birling - Top Five Quotations | 'An Inspector Calls'

In which I talk through my top five quotations from Mrs Sybil Birling in 'An Inspector Calls'.

[@dooster1786]

Very professional for an establishing channel. Keep up the great content, you're going to get the recognition you deserve soon.

[@EnglishWithWatson]

Thank you!

[@fatima_krana]

OMG, I just found this video half an hour into my mock. This is actually a cool video to memorize Sybil Birling's quotations and key moments within it. Thank You so much Mr. Watson for making these amazing videos. I'll definitely check your other videos on An Inspector Calls today!

[@DrizzyGames]

Very useful! I'm revising quotes right now for my English literature exam on Wednesday 25th May. Thanks a lot!

[@keatsunder12]

same mate i do edexcel and i'm completely unsure on what the inspector calls or romeo and juliet question may be.

[@07gzzHM]

same im doin this a year later for wednesday 24th

[@shubi3283]

This helped me a lot, thanks 👍

[@DefineObsessed]

A good one is "No- Eric please- I didn't understand-"
You can use this qoute to argue about Mrs Birling and how she doesn't care about anything but her social status.
This explains how this supposed "Guilt" vanished as soon as she realised the Inspector was a "joke". She never cared about Eric, Eva or her grandchild. She only cares about her position.
Context:
1. Priestly wanted to emulate how horrible the upper class was especially people who were born into "Social [Superiority]" (She's her husbands social superior)
2. The reason her status and influence may be important to Mrs Burling may be due to the fact she's a women in a patriarchal society. (Use her hypocrisy and how she tells Sheila to confine to gender roles despite not confining to them herself)

[@mashnoorkhan2660]

Girls of that class...

[@qin_001]

hey sir, just wanted to share how helpful your videos are! you make some really unique and useful points, and are really professional with explaining. thanks a lot!

[@EnglishWithWatson]

Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you’ve found the videos helpful! 😁

[@baranek25]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@FireFitt]

thanks

[@looooooooooooka4634]

Great vid, i just think that quotes from the play as a whole would be beneficial as to get the best range of quotations

[@mysterio_riotz2967]

Getting me ready for my mock tommorow. Thanks

[@phoebe3247]

I’ll tell you what I told her. Go and look for the father of the child. It’s his responsibility. There's another.

[@sarahganley15]

Very good video sir this is very helpful

[@EnglishWithWatson]

Thank you! Glad you find it useful!

[@potato800haveaniceday]

Thanks sir this was realy helpfull

[@thtmanofculture4796]

I love u bro

[@raidensmiko7372]

Sir
Can u do a Christmas Carol as well sorry I'm not quite sure if u did a video and that already

[@EnglishWithWatson]

I’ve only done top five quotation videos for ‘An Inspector Calls’ so far, but I’ll definitely be doing the same for ‘A Christmas Carol’ and other texts soon!

[@kirangaire1262]

here are some more quotes :
"Go and look for the father of the child. It's his responsibility"
"a rather cold woman[...] her husbands social superior"
"I consider I did my duty"

[@rowanhyde5705]

What are the themes of the first quote

[@EnglishWithWatson]

It highlights themes of social class, gender stereotypes, and the power dynamics of wealth.

[@FireFitt]

Sir, when are you going to do christmas carol videos

[@EnglishWithWatson]

Very soon! I’ll look to do them over the next month or so definitely!

[@FireFitt]

@@EnglishWithWatson thanks

[@ihtishamtaseb6907]

Why are most of these act 2 ..

[@robynthompson6580]

Hi mr watson this video was sort of useful sort of not quotes I would encourage people to use “sharply,Sheila don’t talk nonsense””a rather cold woman and her husband’s social superior””I did my duty” and finally “if the girls death is due to anybody it’s due to him” thank you