"pretty and in her 20's, rather pleased with life" - Immediate introduction to her ingenue and role as part of the younger generation, ignorant of the world around her and the lower classes. "Look mummy, isnt it a beauty!" - Infantalised, vocative of "mummy" shows her protected background. Materialistic, cares about the ring. "Oh I wish you hadn't told me" - Wishes to remain ignorant of the lower classes problems at first, reflective of the Birling's inability to change. "Pretty? - Cares about Eva's looks, reflective of her own materialistic self. Acting like this because of the patriarchal bubble. "These girls aren't cheap labour they're people" - Beginning to change, already acting as a socialist mouthpiece. "No, not really it was my own fault." - Accepting of guilt and social responsibility. "I'll never, never do it again" - Showing remorse and change, very different to the older generation. "Did you love her?" - Still partly an ingenue, cares about relationships, however this time its something more personal. "I dont dislike you the way I did half an hour ago" - Displaying maturity, huge change from the infantalised ingenue she used to be. "The point is, you don’t seem to have learnt anything." - Mouthpiece for the inspector now that he's gone. "Between us we drove that girl to suicide" - Acceptance of social responsibility and the inspector's message.