After
Arthur Birling and Sheila Birling admitted their responsibility, it gets clear
that this type of telling a story must go on. Especially because the two stories
have no connection beside the fact that the guilty come from the same family
and the girl seems to be the same in both stories. Somehow the story must go
on. If you know that the whole plot is just told in the dining room it’s clear
that the frame action won’t change that much. But it gets more and more
interesting how everything is interlacing. The story is built up structured and
clearly so that a prediction is not that difficult to make. The question is
just how every story from each family member fits with the others so that at the
end there’s a sort of graduation and the story is rounded. Although the
structure of the story is clear it is still very interesting and exciting to
read.
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