In what ways is eva smith exploited in the play an inspector calls 'but these girls aren't cheap labour-they're people'

In the play An Inspector Calls, we learn that the character of Eva Smith is abused in a great variety of ways. She represents the oppressed lower classes of Edwardian England. Often, girls from a lower class struggled a lot throughout their lives. They needed to make a living in a world that provided them very few opportunities.

In the case of Eva Smith, she is first abused as a worker. She works long hours and gets paid very little. She is also abused due to her class, as several members of the Birling family believe themselves to be entitled to treating her badly. Eva Smith is also sexually abused, a crime that is left unpunished due to her gender and social position. This long line of abuses and exploitation lead to her eventual suic.ide.

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i think its d, but grammarly says none

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