An Inspector Calls

At the end of An Inspector Calls, which of the characters are truly sorry and which are not? Back up your arguments with reference to the text. At the end of An Inspector Calls, the characters that looked more sorry for what had happened seemed to be Eric and Sheila. But if we look more inside the story, then we can find out that there are also other characters which are very sorry and sad …

…made Eva Smith go one step closer to death. He also feels sorry for her parents and for Gerald, who had done also something bad to Eva. In conclusion, the Birling family got divided into the parents and the children, the odd thing was that now the children are the more responsible ones and admit their faults, but the parents are ahamed of it and want to hide what they really feel. They behave inmaturely.