An Inspector Calls, Eva Smith Original Writing Piece

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An Inspector Calls, Eva Smith Original Writing Piece

My name is Eva Smith, I’m 28 years old, in under a year I will be dead. No one knows me nor does any body care for me. My life is a tangled mess of lies, deceit and unfaithfulness.

The rain came down as hard as ice picks, turning the fresh, clean snow of the morning, into the meaningless slush that had become my life. As I walked down the streets the passers by stared at me like I was part of a traveling freak show, I would amuse their lives for a brief moment in time the just as quickly I made them turn their heads in disgrace.

I trundled through the snow until I reached my inadequate dwelling, 7 blocks north of the river. As I entered, I felt as I was greeted by Satan himself, his radiant heat was warming me to the bone and boiling the fluids in my body. I sat in the old broken chair in the corner of the room facing the window. I opened the curtains so I could see the wonderful view of the shimmering sign of the Gentlemen’s club. The club was for men only, I heard that the women would dance and take their clothes off for money, those poor girls forced to strip for old horney men. Many a time during the day I could see lots of these old men, most of them worked in the city as bank managers and stock brokers, 30 or so would enter and only half of the would leave by six o’clock. The smoke from their fat cigars would seep out of the windows; the place would look like it was on fire. Two massive blokes dressed in tuxedoes would stop any members of the unruly public entering.

Across the street I could see people running for shelter trying to escape the bitter cold of the season, and the dense rain. These slaves of capitalism would were double cuffed, three pieced suits, and expensive mink coats. You way wonder how I know this; don’t forget that I worked in a famous department store for nearly a year, until that bitch got me fired. I wish I could show her what she has done to me. Further down the street I could see the distinctive dragon emblem for Milwards. I couldn’t stay here much longer, I gathered my coat and bag and I headed for the door.

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The palace was a heaven for hookers and blokes looking for a young bird that they could do away with. When I arrived the hostess took my coat and gave me a number, so I could collect it later. I went down to the dank and smoky bar and ordered myself a port and lemonade. As I waited for my drink I looked around at the replica art on the walls, which were turning yellow from the thousands for cigarettes being smoked every night. I darted my eyes about until I saw a rather strange looking man standing next ...

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