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1. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesWidow of dementia patient calls for more support for carers

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   Jun 20, 2024 · Mrs Threlfall said her husband was an advocate for carers and would have wanted her to help others. "I think the strongest thing you can do is ask for help," she said.

2. www.msn.com › en-us › health'I miss his cheeky smile,' says bereaved carer - MSN

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   Mrs Threlfall said her husband was an advocate for carers and would have wanted her to help others. "I think the strongest thing you can do is ask for help," she said.

3. prestonhistory.com › people › threlfalls-of-the-ashesThrelfalls of The Ashes – preston history

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   Jul 1, 2017 · The Threlfalls were a Catholic gentry family established at The Ashes, Goosnargh. The diarist Thomas Bellingham records a visit to Goosnargh where he dined with a Mr Threlfall and his wife, who brought ‘a brace of carps’ to the table (28 February 1689).

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   When did Eric find out Mrs Birling refused to help Eva, what did he accuse his mother of?

5. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › guidesPlot summary - AQA End of Act I and Act II - BBC

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   She has kept quiet about the fact that just two weeks earlier Daisy had approached the charity seeking help. Daisy had called herself Mrs Birling when she introduced herself to the...

6. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › guidesCharacters - AQA Mrs Sybil Birling in An Inspector Calls - BBC

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   Food was rationed during World War Two. The hardships of wartime challenged the class structure in Britain. Due to rationing of food and clothes, people of all classes were eating and...

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   Why did Mrs Birling send Daisy away?

   • She has kept quiet about the fact that just two weeks earlier Daisy had approached the charity seeking help. Daisy had called herself Mrs Birling when she introduced herself to the charity, Mrs Birling did not like this and sent her away. The Inspector continues to question Mrs Birling and it turns out that Daisy was pregnant.

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   What does the Inspector say to Mrs Birling?

   • The Inspector tells Mrs. Birling that she is not telling the truth, which prompts Birling to angrily insist on an apology—he is a public man, he says. “Public men,” replies the Inspector, “have responsibilities as well as privileges.” The door slams, and Birling leaves to find out if Eric has just gone out.

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   What does Mrs Birling say to Eva?

   • “Go and look for the father of the child. It’s his responsibility.” Tension builds as the Inspector continues to press, with increasing sternness, for information, and Mrs. Birling tries her best not to give it. Eva did not want to take more money from the father of her child, Mrs. Birling reveals, since Eva thought the money was stolen. Mrs.

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   How does Mrs Birling respond to Eric's clamor?

   • Mrs. Birling, unwittingly, has just pronounced a harsh sentence against her own son. The Inspector raises a hand to silence the clamor as Eric enters, “looking extremely pale and distressed,” and as the curtain falls. Analysis The development of Sheila, one of the central characters of the second act, is very important to the play.

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   Why is Mrs Birling so arrogant?

   • Mrs Birling is being very arrogant, it is clear that she thinks that she is right "Secondly, I blame the young man" shows that she also has a very ignorant point of view. She brings class into her argument, suggesting that because 'he didn’t belong to her class' then 'that's all the more reason why he shouldn't escape'.

   Characters - AQA Mrs Sybil Birling in An Inspector Calls - BBC

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   Who is Mrs Sybil Birling?

   • Mrs Sybil Birling is Arthur Birling's wife and right from the opening of the play she is cold-hearted and snobbish despite being a prominent member of local women's charity. Throughout dinner she tells Sheila and Eric off for things that she considers impolite whilst ignorantly turning a blind eye to her son drinking too much.

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8. www.gradesaver.com › an-inspector-calls › studyAn Inspector Calls Act Two Summary and Analysis - GradeSaver

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   The girl assumed the name “Mrs. Birling” at the meeting, to which Sybil Birling took immediate offense. The girl, who (the Inspector reveals) was pregnant, was desperate and asking the charity for help. Mrs. Birling used her influence over the committee, however, to have her appeal denied.