But a good tip for getting a good grade in inspector calls is using prologue (stage directions) for each character as it will boost up your grade. Eg for Eric you can use the stage direction “half shy, half assertive” which basically suggests that Eric Doesn’t like to express his emotions so therefore he represses them.
And this could also maybe link to the part of the play where he yells and is angry at his mother, Mrs Birling. This shows his bottled up emotions flooding out, and he explodes
@@arooj7329 or when he says that his father "isn't the type of person a chap can go to when he's in trouble", so his emotions are repressed because he feels his family cant take his feelings seriously
I’ve just started my a-levels, I’m not taking English but before i unsubscribe and disappear forever I’d just like to thank you for helping me through GCSE’s. Because of your videos I was able to get a grade 5 in language and a 9 in literature so thank you so so much! 10/10 Chanel would recommend
"half shy, half assertive" - prologue (stage directions-describing Eric) "shy" - adjective, connotes uncertainty and indecisiveness - suggests lack of confidence and maturity "assertive" on the other hand contrasts with shy - furthermore suggesting confidence and dominance. To conclude - Priestly uses contrasting adjectives -view Eric pessimistically in order to show the capitalist patriarchal society is not trustworthy. - furthermore encourages the audience to reject the capitalist ideas that Eric appears to be representing. Hope this helps :)
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Another thing about Edna. In the play you never really hear the lower classes talking and defending themselves like you never hear Eva talk. But having Edna on stage dutifully following the orders of her social superiors provides a visual aid for the audience and they can clearly see and understand themselves that the lower classes aren't treated well.
I had this thought that maybe Mr Birling and Mrs Birling could represent Adam and Eve. They are the older generation and have committed sins ( the deadly sins). They do not accept responsibility and therefore will be sent out of their heaven which is their wealth and social class. Because they have committed this sin, perhaps original sin, will affect the next generations to come which it does. The younger generation, Shiela and Eric are affected by the original sin and therefore also commit sins. However, they have learnt to accept responsibility and therefore will be forgiven by perhaps Inspector Goole- a god like character- and consequently will achieve paradise: wealth and remain high or even higher in the class system. I don't know what I just wrote lol but it seems to make sense in my head...
So. I leave all my English lit revision until 2 weeks before my exam and this guy already makes me feel confident enough to just sit them. Somebody please give this guy a knighthood 🙏❤️
When he says “The Germans don’t want war”, there is no heightening of the irony. This is done as an ominous and solemn reminder to the people (Most of who at the time would know someone who fought in ww1 or ww2 - especially in the USSR where it was first performed as well as back home in the UK) of how absolutely wrong he is, as well as how devastating men such as he would be when ww1 did come around. They left men to their fates in a war they were certain the other side didn’t want. This expertly gets the same point across as with the titanic, but uses the context to its advantage to not need emphasis to do this.
Got the English lit gcse exam tomorrow... I thought it was Macbeth which I have been studying for the past week, realised it was inspector calls and now watching this video..... wish me luck 💀 (Update: didnt go too bad, had the easiest inspector calls question but the poetry was.. well.. not so great... Good luck to anyone taking their gcses in the future!)
NO SAME... I was revising key Romeo and Juliet quotes for the past week but asked my teacher today what the exam is on and she said 'Poetry and an Inspector calls'
Need help on a character analysis of Mr birling? Regarding this, how does Priestley present Mr Birling as a capitalist? Throughout the play, Priestley presents Mr Birling as a clear representation of the patriarchal upper class. This reflects a lack of social responsibility and justice in his character, and demonstrates Priestley's disdain for Capitalist beliefs and society. Similarly, what does Mr Birling represent? Mr Birling represents the greed, self-importance and stupidity of capitalism. It is symbolic that his first line - the opening line of the play - is an order to his servant regarding the serving of port. Similarly, it is asked, why does Priestley use Mr Birling? Priestley uses Mr Birling as a symbol to represent the selfishness and arrogance of capitalists in Edwardian society. Priestley wanted his audience to dislike Mr Birling and to see him as a fool. By rejecting the attitudes held by Mr Birling, Priestley's audience would lead a more responsible, socialist life. Why is Mr Birling important in an inspector calls? Mr Birling is a business man whose main concern is making money. This is what is most important to him and he comes across as being greedy. "we may look forward to the time when Crofts and Birlings are no longer competing but are working together - for lower costs and higher prices."
i'm in year 10 which means i'm now studying for my GCSE's, our teacher told us to watch your videos and they have helped me with things like homework a lot. Will definitely be sticking around for the next year or so.
Swear I was getting grade 2s in English GCSE but in my results they turned into 8 for language and 7 for literature😭 these vids rly helped me, unfortunately I'm not taking English a-level rn bc it's in the same block as maths💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Thanks sir! I got a 9 in lit and a 7 in lang and you're videos are part of the reason why. I still don't know how I got a 9 in lit considering I got a 4 in my mocks but still.
Soon after his entrance, the audience start to realise that the Inspector's investigation focuses on the surprising links between different events and people. The Inspector initiates this idea of connections through anadiplosis; by repeating 'what happened to her afterwards' at the end of one clause and the beginning of the next, the sentence structure itself cleverly emphasises how the content of these statements is inextricably connected and leads on from one another. Next, he memorably summarises this concept with the metaphorical image of ‘A chain of events'. The concrete noun ‘chain' refers to an object that embodies physical linking. Even more so that that, however, it connotes heaviness and imprisonment, perhaps inferring that the links between various 'events' involving the Birlings and Eva Smith could be what weighs down the entire family. If anyone needs it
Great video. At 14:20, the fact that [Birling stops to listen] to the doorbell is an example of irony as he doesn't have the patience or the sense to listen to any of the other characters. This further elevates Priestley's campaign for a socialist mindset.
Thank you for helping me through my GCSE's last year, I was very fortunate to achieve an 8 in language and a 6 in literature and it is all down to you. Thank you so much Mr Bruff, and goodbye😣😊😊
Can you post some 5 minute revision videos going other everything in a short period just for it to stay in my long term memory I think it would be useful to all of us but continue with the long term ones too
My teacher was recommending this channel and I thought, 60 odd days before the exam I may as well give it a shot. Absolutely tremendous videos which I can watch with (some) interest in my free time. My teacher is a bit of a commie so her lessons can be a bit preachy, this however is just analysis and no political bias whatsoever
I can' believe i have these gcses tomorrow and I've not even read the text. I guess this will have to do but from what he said, I believe this is a top set analysis of the play.
I would recommend people read brave new world by Aldous Huxley as an allegory for what might happen if the inspector's ideology goes to far - 'everyone belongs to everyone else' is a motif within brave new world. Often in analysis of AIC, the inspector is seen as being completely right and good - and as a proxy for Priestley this is understandable; but it must be remembered all things are best in balance.
Oh we all have our mock tomorrow Edit: that exam was beautiful especially the question ‘how does Priestly show the importance of social class in an inspector calls’
I didn't do very well in my GCSEs in English. I got 6 in language and 7 in literature, but still, thank you for being a great help! In year 10, I was drowning in low 4s.
doing my gcse’s this year and i’m particularly worried about english. i’m predicted a 9 but honestly i just want a 6 or 7 since i usually get a 6 or 5. man english is so hard. would really appreciate any help with romeo and juliet for literature paper 1 Mr Bruff your videos are very helpful ❤️
22:34 Mr Birling has a similar attitude towards edna as he does in the first act, showing how he has not changed throughout the play in his attitudes because he still treats the working class with the same harshness and condescendation as he did at the start of the play.
just found your channel and recommended it to some people. I've just started a video and have got already some solid points. thank you so much. p.s you're probably better than some teachers in schools.
These videos are great Mr Bruff! My English teacher recommended your channel, and to be honest I watch these videos mostly for entertainment and enjoyment. The things you talk about are so interesting. My English teacher makes everything seem boring but you have sparked my interest in the English subject. I am doing my GCSEs next year but I think I'm gonna be fine if I carry on watching your videos and revising. You have made me realize my passion for writing and also analyzing. It has suddenly because so interesting to me and I am so greatful. If I had never watched one of your videos I think I would still hate English and I don't think I would try. I just wanted to say thank you so much for making me realize the joy in English language and literature. I commend your brilliance!
Thank you so much, I'm not doing a level English but I want to thank you for your hard work and everything you've done which Hal's helped me get a 8 in lit before I unsubscribe. You're an amazing channel thank you so much
thank you...This may present as a bit off topic, but i am thinking of writing a mass open letter to many in the regulatory / justice / police system - all of whom i have contacted in relation to fraud and theft by professional executors from my fathers estate. The mass disinterest, non action (or even protectionism) by those responsible in the so-called 'justice system' for calling (thieving) 'professional executors' to account brings this wonderful play to mind often. I may title the email to all those who have responsibilities but have done nothing 'An inspector Calls' !
I’m only watching this because it makes me feel better about sitting the exam tomorrow - even though I know for a fact I WILL NOT remember any of it....
I would watch the actual play on TH-cam to see if there is a moment of silence and anticipation. But when the phone rings in act 3 saying that a girl committed suicide that’s definitely a dramatic pause. Sorry this was too late lol
Not sure you’ll ever see this but let’s have a go. First thank you for this explanation it was very interesting. Here’s a thought, I recently watched two versions of this play one longer version one I think somewhat edited, do you have an explanation for why Priestley set this play at the end of the Edwardian Era rather than his own time, he wrote this 1944 1945. Certainly there was as much to be pointed to at that time. The one thing that comes to my mind is Chamberlain and his complete belief and which he sold to the British people Parliament that there would be no war. Hitler wanted peace. Peace in our time. I could come up with other examples but I think that’s the point. I’m just curious as to this idea of setting something so much earlier in time when it was still apropos in 1945 if not more so. Indeed someone could adapt it to the present age of selfishness and ignorance and self-serving people. Cheers
globalman hi so basically at school we were talking about this and I came up with the explanation that setting the play years before actually writing it was done to increase dramatic irony. When Mr Birling talks about the Titanic being absolutely unsinkable, the audience obviously already knows what happened, and know that Birling is wrong. The same thing applies when Birling talks about war, saying it will never happen. Of course the audience have gone through 2 world wars at this point, know that he's wrong. This not only increases dramatic irony but also leads the audience to begin questioning Birling. At this time, there is still class difference, and there are still people who agree with Birling about his capitalist views. However, when he makes his predictions, the audience, knowing that he's wrong, begin to disregard his opinions, and Priestley uses this to bring in the character of the inspector to highlight the social inequality of the time, thus getting them to agree more with the Inspector. So anyways this is just one interpretation, hope it helped!
I have my English lit tomorrow and have no idea what to revise and my last years AIC exam I got less than 20%... any suggestions on what to revise? I also don’t know what the them will be
But a good tip for getting a good grade in inspector calls is using prologue (stage directions) for each character as it will boost up your grade. Eg for Eric you can use the stage direction “half shy, half assertive” which basically suggests that Eric Doesn’t like to express his emotions so therefore he represses them.
I like your thinking!
Wow , thankyou 4 dat , helps alot
And this could also maybe link to the part of the play where he yells and is angry at his mother, Mrs Birling. This shows his bottled up emotions flooding out, and he explodes
@@es-rh8oo do you mean eva called eric a kid? not the other way round that doesn't make much sense
@@arooj7329 or when he says that his father "isn't the type of person a chap can go to when he's in trouble", so his emotions are repressed because he feels his family cant take his feelings seriously
English lit exam tomorrow and I’m absolutely balloxed
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I’ve just started my a-levels, I’m not taking English but before i unsubscribe and disappear forever I’d just like to thank you for helping me through GCSE’s. Because of your videos I was able to get a grade 5 in language and a 9 in literature so thank you so so much! 10/10 Chanel would recommend
Fair well Mr Bruff, starting A-levels. Thanks for the 6 in language and the 7 in literature.
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@@mrbruff your re content helped me so much as well. Thank you for this as it made me achieve grades that I never thought possible.
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So happy to say that i score A* in my " an inspector called " paper last year.... i love this book its was so interesting 😊🤗
"half shy, half assertive" - prologue (stage directions-describing Eric)
"shy" - adjective, connotes uncertainty and indecisiveness
- suggests lack of confidence and maturity
"assertive" on the other hand contrasts with shy
- furthermore suggesting confidence and dominance.
To conclude - Priestly uses contrasting adjectives -view Eric pessimistically in order to show the capitalist patriarchal society is not trustworthy.
- furthermore encourages the audience to reject the capitalist ideas that Eric appears to be representing.
Hope this helps :)
Also, it could portray Eric as feeling uncomfortable in an upper class, capitalist family; almost as if he doesn’t fit in.
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Another thing about Edna. In the play you never really hear the lower classes talking and defending themselves like you never hear Eva talk. But having Edna on stage dutifully following the orders of her social superiors provides a visual aid for the audience and they can clearly see and understand themselves that the lower classes aren't treated well.
Woah someones smart 😅
added to my notes
@Umer Farooq wow imma add this to my notes
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I never thought I would be able to include Edna in an essay since she is comically one-note. Thanks.
I had this thought that maybe Mr Birling and Mrs Birling could represent Adam and Eve. They are the older generation and have committed sins ( the deadly sins). They do not accept responsibility and therefore will be sent out of their heaven which is their wealth and social class. Because they have committed this sin, perhaps original sin, will affect the next generations to come which it does. The younger generation, Shiela and Eric are affected by the original sin and therefore also commit sins. However, they have learnt to accept responsibility and therefore will be forgiven by perhaps Inspector Goole- a god like character- and consequently will achieve paradise: wealth and remain high or even higher in the class system.
I don't know what I just wrote lol but it seems to make sense in my head...
Samia Hussain this theory actually makes a lot of sense
Chloe Lucy is this sarcastic lol?
Didn't read it but expect it to be some smart shit that grade 9's so I commend you on your theory
Samia Hussain no it’s not sarcastic I actually think the theory is great
omd thanks is it ok if i use this in my mocks
you got me from a 4 to a 7 in An inspector calls and now I want to push to a 9, thank you!
did you finally push to a grade nine?
how did you pull your grade up
got my English lit tomorrow and this has definitely helped boost my confident, much appreciated
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So relatable my teacher makes us watch mr bruff and we have to make notes in our books and we sometimes have to do it as homework
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So. I leave all my English lit revision until 2 weeks before my exam and this guy already makes me feel confident enough to just sit them. Somebody please give this guy a knighthood 🙏❤️
What grade did you get :)
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When he says “The Germans don’t want war”, there is no heightening of the irony. This is done as an ominous and solemn reminder to the people (Most of who at the time would know someone who fought in ww1 or ww2 - especially in the USSR where it was first performed as well as back home in the UK) of how absolutely wrong he is, as well as how devastating men such as he would be when ww1 did come around. They left men to their fates in a war they were certain the other side didn’t want. This expertly gets the same point across as with the titanic, but uses the context to its advantage to not need emphasis to do this.
As a history buff I found that funny when reading and when he talks about the balkans
Got the English lit gcse exam tomorrow... I thought it was Macbeth which I have been studying for the past week, realised it was inspector calls and now watching this video..... wish me luck 💀
(Update: didnt go too bad, had the easiest inspector calls question but the poetry was.. well.. not so great...
Good luck to anyone taking their gcses in the future!)
NO SAME... I was revising key Romeo and Juliet quotes for the past week but asked my teacher today what the exam is on and she said 'Poetry and an Inspector calls'
@@bibibibibi0 oh no... 💀
What is the question
@@jack-gj6bp inequality leads to tragedy. How far do you agree with this
ahh well donee!! i got mine next year :( i got mocks all next week i’m only in year 10😭
My mocks are tomorrow and I’m scared because I have to learn 14 poems, key quotes for this play and have an unseen poetry section :(
I have my first english lit mock tomorrow (year 10) and i literally feel the exact same way! how did it go?
i’m in y11 and still haven’t done an english lit mock for paper 2
lily I’m doing mine tomorrow
Jessica Leigh I’m doing mine tommorow
Abass Ahmed bruh my questions gunna be on “how does Priestley show teen pregnancy through Edna?”
I'm worried man cuz its not about getting marks anymore its about the performance of the whole country now
Need help on a character analysis of Mr birling?
Regarding this, how does Priestley present Mr Birling as a capitalist?
Throughout the play, Priestley presents Mr Birling as a clear representation of the patriarchal upper class. This reflects a lack of social responsibility and justice in his character, and demonstrates Priestley's disdain for Capitalist beliefs and society.
Similarly, what does Mr Birling represent? Mr Birling represents the greed, self-importance and stupidity of capitalism. It is symbolic that his first line - the opening line of the play - is an order to his servant regarding the serving of port.
Similarly, it is asked, why does Priestley use Mr Birling?
Priestley uses Mr Birling as a symbol to represent the selfishness and arrogance of capitalists in Edwardian society. Priestley wanted his audience to dislike Mr Birling and to see him as a fool. By rejecting the attitudes held by Mr Birling, Priestley's audience would lead a more responsible, socialist life.
Why is Mr Birling important in an inspector calls?
Mr Birling is a business man whose main concern is making money. This is what is most important to him and he comes across as being greedy. "we may look forward to the time when Crofts and Birlings are no longer competing but are working together - for lower costs and higher prices."
i'm in year 10 which means i'm now studying for my GCSE's, our teacher told us to watch your videos and they have helped me with things like homework a lot. Will definitely be sticking around for the next year or so.
Swear I was getting grade 2s in English GCSE but in my results they turned into 8 for language and 7 for literature😭 these vids rly helped me, unfortunately I'm not taking English a-level rn bc it's in the same block as maths💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
omg can you please give me some advice because i am not doing so well and GSCE are fookin scary as poo
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Thanks sir! I got a 9 in lit and a 7 in lang and you're videos are part of the reason why. I still don't know how I got a 9 in lit considering I got a 4 in my mocks but still.
How did u get a 7?
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can you give me some tips please i am getting 4s and ovbs i aint happy with it, advice?
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Soon after his entrance, the audience start to realise that the Inspector's investigation focuses on the surprising links between different events and people. The Inspector initiates this idea of connections through anadiplosis; by repeating 'what happened to her afterwards' at the end of one clause and the beginning of the next, the sentence structure itself cleverly emphasises how the content of these statements is inextricably connected and leads on from one another. Next, he memorably summarises this concept with the metaphorical image of ‘A chain of events'. The concrete noun ‘chain' refers to an object that embodies physical linking. Even more so that that, however, it connotes heaviness and imprisonment, perhaps inferring that the links between various 'events' involving the Birlings and Eva Smith could be what weighs down the entire family.
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Great video. At 14:20, the fact that [Birling stops to listen] to the doorbell is an example of irony as he doesn't have the patience or the sense to listen to any of the other characters. This further elevates Priestley's campaign for a socialist mindset.
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Thank you for helping me through my GCSE's last year, I was very fortunate to achieve an 8 in language and a 6 in literature and it is all down to you. Thank you so much Mr Bruff, and goodbye😣😊😊
Can you post some 5 minute revision videos going other everything in a short period just for it to stay in my long term memory I think it would be useful to all of us but continue with the long term ones too
Like freesciencelesson's videos
My teacher was recommending this channel and I thought, 60 odd days before the exam I may as well give it a shot. Absolutely tremendous videos which I can watch with (some) interest in my free time. My teacher is a bit of a commie so her lessons can be a bit preachy, this however is just analysis and no political bias whatsoever
I got a C in my English literature, and I would like to say thank you, it was your videos that helped!!!!
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I finished my igcses last year and want to thank you for all your videos. I was able to achieve a very high grade in literature all thanks to you
Even though I absolutely hate this text and priestly, thank you for aiding my revision kind sir!
No problem! Thank you for your honesty.
I can' believe i have these gcses tomorrow and I've not even read the text. I guess this will have to do but from what he said, I believe this is a top set analysis of the play.
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I would recommend people read brave new world by Aldous Huxley as an allegory for what might happen if the inspector's ideology goes to far - 'everyone belongs to everyone else' is a motif within brave new world.
Often in analysis of AIC, the inspector is seen as being completely right and good - and as a proxy for Priestley this is understandable; but it must be remembered all things are best in balance.
Very helpful video and can you make a video on 'Macbeth' and 'Dr Jekyll & Hyde' for "top set analysis"
Anyone else got their lit exam tomorrow
Katzuma2849 Bunny123 hope you know our GCSEs are scheduled at the same times for everyone
Course i do😂 just wanted to see if im the only one cramming in info last minute
Nah I’m with you bro dw
Nope my gcse is tommorow
Best wishes for all of us doing eng lit these coming weeks ❤❤❤
look at me my first literature paper is next Wednesday and this is the first video i am watching of this
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Oh we all have our mock tomorrow
Edit: that exam was beautiful especially the question ‘how does Priestly show the importance of social class in an inspector calls’
i have mine tomorrow LOL
Ah 1 day before my GCSE lit exam and here I am.
thisisnotmyrealname same
I mean I could revise really hard but I know like 15 quotes so I should be fine
Wait, Inspector calls is next week. Yesterday was Shakespeare and a 19th century book......
@@24kings57 yeah, the heck lol
@@24kings57 I'm doing ocr
I didn't do very well in my GCSEs in English. I got 6 in language and 7 in literature, but still, thank you for being a great help! In year 10, I was drowning in low 4s.
Mahir I what do you mean?! Lol
U did really good
Those are really good grades
That’s above average dude! There are people who are failing or just passing with a 4. Well done!!!
Thanks so much mr Bruff for helping me get an 8 in literature and a 7 in language
doing my gcse’s this year and i’m particularly worried about english. i’m predicted a 9 but honestly i just want a 6 or 7 since i usually get a 6 or 5. man english is so hard. would really appreciate any help with romeo and juliet for literature paper 1 Mr Bruff your videos are very helpful ❤️
What did u get? x
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@@user-dc9jg2sv3d ahahaha i hate it i think i’m going to drop out :)
22:34 Mr Birling has a similar attitude towards edna as he does in the first act, showing how he has not changed throughout the play in his attitudes because he still treats the working class with the same harshness and condescendation as he did at the start of the play.
Currently 22.42, got a mock tomorrow! Mr Bruff saves the day 👍
whos in 2024 revising for tommorows exam??😅
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im revising for a topic test not gcse, thats in the next year for me
Thank you so much Mr. Bruff, the exam went great thanks to you.
Great job!
just found your channel and recommended it to some people. I've just started a video and have got already some solid points. thank you so much. p.s you're probably better than some teachers in schools.
today is my gcse.... wish me luck!!! in a couple of hours i will be sitting it
You teach so well, like i literally feel smarter after listening
Thank you!
These videos are great Mr Bruff! My English teacher recommended your channel, and to be honest I watch these videos mostly for entertainment and enjoyment. The things you talk about are so interesting. My English teacher makes everything seem boring but you have sparked my interest in the English subject. I am doing my GCSEs next year but I think I'm gonna be fine if I carry on watching your videos and revising. You have made me realize my passion for writing and also analyzing. It has suddenly because so interesting to me and I am so greatful. If I had never watched one of your videos I think I would still hate English and I don't think I would try. I just wanted to say thank you so much for making me realize the joy in English language and literature. I commend your brilliance!
Thank you!
gotta love last minute revision for my exam tomorrow (:
I remember doing an exam on this years ago...
Basically: Communism.
EVERYONE: comment below your best inspector calls quote
Make sure it isn’t already there 😉
I’ll start us off “unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable”
"germans don't want war."
"we all helped to kill her"
He's giving us the rope so that we will hang ourselves
‘a disconcerting habit of looking hard at the person he addresses before actually speaking’
We are members of one body - we are responsible for each other
Please tell me why I’m learning so much more with them videos then in my English class??? Something isn’t right! My teacher isn’t doing her job right
imagine even though we don't know what we're doing for exams we still get sent to mr bruff
Here for my mock tomorrow rip
chxminxe I have my mocks next week, hope you did well. Good luck for the real ones, I know I do
@@ryanw4783 thank youuuu good luck to you too!
Mine on 14th March
@@sheezaq7176 what was the question?
samee
Thankyou so much, this is really helping me get ready for my upcoming mocks!
Thank you so much, I'm not doing a level English but I want to thank you for your hard work and everything you've done which Hal's helped me get a 8 in lit before I unsubscribe. You're an amazing channel thank you so much
Thank you for uploading this very useful video which I will be using with my Year 10 and 11 students.
i need more big words to put in my essays!! :)
Just use 'Furthermore' to get a scholarship to Harvard
I'm here on the night before the exam
i was so happy when my teacher emailed links to mr bruff's channel
Like if here for 2024 Exams
Anyone else got their english lit exam on thursday?
Yes
you know it
omg yeh and freaking out!!!
RyanVega ye shitting it
you mean tomorrow ?🤧
“Spoiler alert” for a play over a hundred years old
Who else here for they gcse tomorrow
-Veronix- yesss me 😩
-Veronix- me ☹️
In 25 mins lmao help me
what was the gcse 2019 question please for aic
I absolutely love this video!
Can you plz do video on Macbeth?
So happy this is over !!
Who here isn’t top set English but is watching this video anyway?
Answer : Me 😂
me
Allstxrzzz Gxmingg dame ahaha I am set 3 but still find it good
bruh i just want a 4
Blossom Gamer I’m in set 2 year 11 and I got moved down for missing tests in year 9. 😂😭
Ah, sets don’t fucking matter. They put people down. Aim for the highest you can go, guys!!!! NONE of you are stupid!!
i have my second round of english mocks this afternoon, this is helping so much
English Exam Thursday, Good Luck Everyone!
Your video's have really helped me in my end of year literature exam, thanks!
thank you...This may present as a bit off topic, but i am thinking of writing a mass open letter to many in the regulatory / justice / police system - all of whom i have contacted in relation to fraud and theft by professional executors from my fathers estate. The mass disinterest, non action (or even protectionism) by those responsible in the so-called 'justice system' for calling (thieving) 'professional executors' to account brings this wonderful play to mind often. I may title the email to all those who have responsibilities but have done nothing 'An inspector Calls' !
"unsinkable, absolutely unsinkable" is also a diacope
you make me remember why i love english literature
I’m only watching this because it makes me feel better about sitting the exam tomorrow - even though I know for a fact I WILL NOT remember any of it....
16:16
18:28
20:55 'instantaneously' & 'recompense'
When the bell rings and interupts Mr Birling, is that an example of a dramatic pause?
I would watch the actual play on TH-cam to see if there is a moment of silence and anticipation. But when the phone rings in act 3 saying that a girl committed suicide that’s definitely a dramatic pause. Sorry this was too late lol
Thank you so much! Have my gcse exams in a month absolutely scared to do them 😅
Literally watching this at 4 am before the exam
Yusuf Raja you are doing better than me
This is helping me through analysing An Inspector Calls during lockdown
Thank you so much mrbruff your videos are very helpful
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Probably should of started revising by now......
Not sure you’ll ever see this but let’s have a go.
First thank you for this explanation it was very interesting.
Here’s a thought, I recently watched two versions of this play one longer version one I think somewhat edited, do you have an explanation for why Priestley set this play at the end of the Edwardian Era rather than his own time, he wrote this 1944 1945. Certainly there was as much to be pointed to at that time. The one thing that comes to my mind is Chamberlain and his complete belief and which he sold to the British people Parliament that there would be no war. Hitler wanted peace. Peace in our time.
I could come up with other examples but I think that’s the point. I’m just curious as to this idea of setting something so much earlier in time when it was still apropos in 1945 if not more so. Indeed someone could adapt it to the present age of selfishness and ignorance and self-serving people.
Cheers
globalman hi so basically at school we were talking about this and I came up with the explanation that setting the play years before actually writing it was done to increase dramatic irony. When Mr Birling talks about the Titanic being absolutely unsinkable, the audience obviously already knows what happened, and know that Birling is wrong. The same thing applies when Birling talks about war, saying it will never happen. Of course the audience have gone through 2 world wars at this point, know that he's wrong. This not only increases dramatic irony but also leads the audience to begin questioning Birling. At this time, there is still class difference, and there are still people who agree with Birling about his capitalist views. However, when he makes his predictions, the audience, knowing that he's wrong, begin to disregard his opinions, and Priestley uses this to bring in the character of the inspector to highlight the social inequality of the time, thus getting them to agree more with the Inspector. So anyways this is just one interpretation, hope it helped!
my supply teacher in my school used to be taught by mrbruff xD
wHoA
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In the original production [1946] different aspects of the room [set] were shown in each of the three acts.
love the way he says ‘Edna’ for some reason bahahhaha
Exam on Sunday Will come back and say my grade when i get it
Soooo
@@indiradimanche1353 bit sus
My English teacher recommended your channel to help us revise
Got my exams and haven't revised at all this gonna be helpful
yeah true well tomorrow now
who else is here for tomorrow???
Yeahhh…
I forgot to rewatch the film before my exam on Wednesday 😭
I have my English lit tomorrow and have no idea what to revise and my last years AIC exam I got less than 20%... any suggestions on what to revise? I also don’t know what the them will be
please do this for a christmas carol and romeo and juliet
I am staring my mock tomorrow need to well on my English mock your videos are helping me so much
Great!