A character in this play speculates that technological progress, as exemplified by the newly-built Titanic, will soon make war obsolete.
A character in this play speculates that technological progress, as exemplified by the newly-built Titanic, will soon make war obsolete. In his final speech, the title character of this play warns that if men do not learn that they are dependent on one another, then "they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish." After saving her from the lecherous alderman Meggarty at the bar in the Palace Variety Theater, a character in this play begins an affair with a woman calling herself Daisy Renton. In this play, for supposedly insulting her when she tries on a (*) dress, Sheila admits to getting an employee of the Milwards department store fired. This play ends with the news that a woman has killed herself by drinking disinfectant. Thus, despite the fact that he is posing as a member of the title profession, "Goole" correctly gets each member of the Birling family to confess their part in driving Eva Smith to commit suicide. For 10 points, name this play in which a policeman crashes the Birlings' engagement party, written by J.B. Priestley. 
A character in this play speculates that technological progress, as exemplified by the newly-built Titanic, will soon make war obsolete.
An Inspector Calls 