But remember this.One Eva Smith hasgone- but there aremillionsand millions andmillions of Eva Smithsand John Smiths stillleft withus,She was youngand pretty andwarm-hearted-and intenselygratefulBut thesegirls aren’tcheap labour-they’repeople Go and lookfor the fatherof the child.It’s hisresponsibilityAfter all,y’know, we’rerespectablecitizens andnot criminals I’ll never,never do itagain toanybody…Probably aSocialist orsome sortof crankA girl died tonight.A pretty, lively sortof girl, who neverdid anybodyany harm. But shedied in misery andagony- hating lifeAnd I say thegirl’s dead andwe all helped tokill her- andthat’s whatmattersNo, he’sgiving us therope- so thatwe’ll hangourselvesShewas a livelygood-lookinggirl – country-bred, I fancyIf there’snothing elsewe have toshare ourguiltYou’re not thekind of father achap could goto when he’s introublethat’s whyGirls ofthatclass Now look at thepair of them-the famousyoungergeneration whoknow it all.We don’t livealone. We aremembers of onebody. We areresponsible foreach otherA man has tomake his own way– has to look afterhimself – and hisfamily too, ofcourseWhy- youfool- heknows. Ofcourse heknows.Please,sir, aninspector’scalled”It’s better toask for theEarth thanto take itYes, goon,MummyI’m verysorry. But Ithink she onlyhad herself toblamePublic men, MrBirling, haveresponsibilitiesas well asprivilegesYou’ll hearsome peoplesay war isInevitable …fiddlesticks!’ I'm talking asa hard-headedpractical manof businessBut remember this.One Eva Smith hasgone- but there aremillionsand millions andmillions of Eva Smithsand John Smiths stillleft withus,She was youngand pretty andwarm-hearted-and intenselygratefulBut thesegirls aren’tcheap labour-they’repeople Go and lookfor the fatherof the child.It’s hisresponsibilityAfter all,y’know, we’rerespectablecitizens andnot criminals I’ll never,never do itagain toanybody…Probably aSocialist orsome sortof crankA girl died tonight.A pretty, lively sortof girl, who neverdid anybodyany harm. But shedied in misery andagony- hating lifeAnd I say thegirl’s dead andwe all helped tokill her- andthat’s whatmattersNo, he’sgiving us therope- so thatwe’ll hangourselvesShewas a livelygood-lookinggirl – country-bred, I fancyIf there’snothing elsewe have toshare ourguiltYou’re not thekind of father achap could goto when he’s introublethat’s whyGirls ofthatclass Now look at thepair of them-the famousyoungergeneration whoknow it all.We don’t livealone. We aremembers of onebody. We areresponsible foreach otherA man has tomake his own way– has to look afterhimself – and hisfamily too, ofcourseWhy- youfool- heknows. Ofcourse heknows.Please,sir, aninspector’scalled”It’s better toask for theEarth thanto take itYes, goon,MummyI’m verysorry. But Ithink she onlyhad herself toblamePublic men, MrBirling, haveresponsibilitiesas well asprivilegesYou’ll hearsome peoplesay war isInevitable …fiddlesticks!’ I'm talking asa hard-headedpractical manof business

An Inspector Calls - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. But remember this. One Eva Smith has gone- but there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left with us,
  2. She was young and pretty and warm-hearted- and intensely grateful
  3. But these girls aren’t cheap labour- they’re people
  4. Go and look for the father of the child. It’s his responsibility
  5. After all, y’know, we’re respectable citizens and not criminals
  6. I’ll never, never do it again to anybody…
  7. Probably a Socialist or some sort of crank
  8. A girl died tonight. A pretty, lively sort of girl, who never did anybody any harm. But she died in misery and agony- hating life
  9. And I say the girl’s dead and we all helped to kill her- and that’s what matters
  10. No, he’s giving us the rope- so that we’ll hang ourselves
  11. She was a lively good-looking girl – country-bred, I fancy
  12. If there’s nothing else we have to share our guilt
  13. You’re not the kind of father a chap could go to when he’s in trouble that’s why
  14. Girls of that class
  15. Now look at the pair of them- the famous younger generation who know it all.
  16. We don’t live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other
  17. A man has to make his own way – has to look after himself – and his family too, of course
  18. Why- you fool- he knows. Of course he knows.
  19. Please, sir, an inspector’s called”
  20. It’s better to ask for the Earth than to take it
  21. Yes, go on, Mummy
  22. I’m very sorry. But I think she only had herself to blame
  23. Public men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges
  24. You’ll hear some people say war is Inevitable … fiddlesticks!’
  25. I'm talking as a hard-headed practical man of business