How does the Inspector link the separate things each character did to Eva?

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How does the Inspector link the separate things each character did to Eva?

Accepted Answer

As a chain of events, each one adding to her despair — Award 1 mark. The Inspector stresses that each action led to the next, so every member of the family shares some responsibility for her death.

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As the result of one single cruel decision by Mr Birling

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As a chain of events, each one adding to her despair

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As events that Eva herself caused through her own temper

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As a set of unrelated accidents that happened by chance

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