uh , write about how working class being looked down by higher class and how she's treated by the other characters reflect this ?
Priestley uses the character of Eva Smith as a vehicle to chastise the wealthy upper class' mistreatment of the lower class. Through her character, the playwright is able to highlight the destructive nature of capitalism and the effect it has on poor working-class women in particular. Both an Edwardian audience, as well as a Contemporary audience would feel sympathetic towards Eva's death, as well as obtaining newfound attitudes towards social responsibility. This may encourage them to support the working class and stop from another Eva or John Smith losing their life due to the selfish capitalist attitudes of the upper class.