An Inspector tweets…

The affair had to end- after all Charlie probably wanted his rooms back! Both knew this was coming, Eva is not left high and dry- Gerald gives her cash for a while and she leaves the house. Holiday for her, back to normality for Gerald.

— Aninspectorthoughts (@Aninspectortho2) February 7, 2018

never disregard stage directions. With no narrator it can be the only chance to get to the playwright ‘s intentions. Note ‘fairly large suburban house’ not a mansion. They aren’t much different to us. We could all be Birlings. #aninspector

— Aninspectorthoughts (@Aninspectortho2) January 18, 2018

Perhaps Macbeth's promise to kill Macduff's "wife" and "babies" is what finally pushes him towards the rebels?

Anyway, I was probably attaching too much weight to that scene in thinking it showed that Lennox was a spy for Macbeth.

Mind changed.
3/3

— Macbeth_Insights (@GCSE_Macbeth) February 5, 2018

We feel sympathy for Shylock – we learn a ring, stolen by Jessica, was a gift from his dead wife before they were married. On hearing that she’s swapped it for a monkey, Shylock cries: ‘Thou torturest me, Tubal. It was my turquoise. I had it of Leah when I was a bachelor.’ (3.1)

— Merchant of Venice Tweets (@venice_tweets) February 7, 2018