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Assess The Role Of Eva Smith In An Inspector Calls

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The Birling family is like a pack of wild animals without a leader.
Eva Smith committed suicide after Brumley women organisation wouldn't help her in 1912 the birlings influenced her. Sybil Birling and Gerald Croft are the worst offenders because they do and say things. It is undeniable that Sybil is the least guilty because she was angry that a lower class person used her family name while asking for help.
Gerald is the most guilty because he cheated on Sheila and lied to Eva Smith.
It is undeniable that Sybil Birling and Gerald Croft are undoubtedly the worst offenders because of their atrocious involvement with Eva Smith.

It is undeniable that Sybil was upset that someone who wasn't related to her used her family's name. She had stopped Eva from receiving help in her …show more content…

Sybil does not accept her guilt when turning Eva away for help. Sybil refuses to take any responsibility for the supposed death of Eva Smith. She is a strong believer that the father of her child is to take responsibility which the readers later learn is Eric; his brother. She doesn't feel guilty about refusing to give help to a pregnant woman.

It is simply evident that Gerald croft is the most guilty for Eva Smith’s death. Gerald broke off their relationship in early march.
“By that time Daisy knew it was coming to an end. So I broke it off definitely before I went.” page 38. He didn’t want Sheila to find out that he was cheating on her. He didn't want to hurt sheila so he definitely broke off the relationship with his mistress. Gerald took care of Eva smith for a few weeks after he saw her looking miserable in the palace. He took her to his friend’s hotel and let her stay there for a few weeks. He knew that she fell in love with him. He gave her some money and then, Gerald then told her it was over.
He didn't want anything to do with her after he found out she was

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