Essay On Jerry's An Inspector Calls: A Narrative Fiction

“My Lord, Richard, you know we don’t have that kind of money. You have known this family for years, and know Marlene would never hurt anyone.” Jerry defended her. “Do you know something about an affair with a man named Frank?” Richard asked. “No, of course not, they were just friends and nothing more. Marlene loved the children and me. She is a good wife and mother.” “They wouldn’t tell me about everything they have against her. My friend at the PD said a Mrs. Lincoln confided in her friend that Marlene was having an affair with a man named Frank. At least three or four times a week they met a local hotel for the afternoon. Apparently…” Jerry interrupted him, “Richard, they are nuts, I don’t believe it for one minute and you neither should you.” “As I …show more content…
How did she get here?” Jerry asked, shaking his fist. “Would you mind telling me what they have against her, or at least what they said?” “Of course, you know about the affair. According to the district attorney, they obtained her cell phone records, along with copies of the motel charges, and concluded they might as well have rented by the month, since they spent so much time and money there. Didn’t you ever question what she did when you were working?” “I loved and trusted her. There was no need to tell me everywhere she went and what she did.” “According to your neighbors you spent a lot of money on her and bought her everything she wanted. Did she ever work outside the home?” “When we got married our agreement was I would be the breadwinner and she would take care of the house and the children. She did this for many years, when the children grew up we neglected to renegotiate the deal.” “We can argue the evidence is circumstantial and they should throw it out of court, however, you and I both know that’s going to be hard to do, and it will be