Edna

Question 1

‘Give us’
‘Show him in’

Answer 1

Edna is only spoken to by use of imperative words
Rudely spoken to by the upper class

Question 2

Please, sir, an inspector’s called

Answer 2

Working class woman introduces the inspector sets a precedent for what the Inspector’s views will be

Question 3

What is the significance of Edna having very few lines?

Answer 3

Marginalisation of the working class
Her frequent presence on stage is a continual reminder of the plight of the working classes: silenced, submissive, and compliant, the family’s servant ensures that the Birlings do not need to sully their hands with menial tasks.