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Victorian Double Life Restraint Repression Lead Great Deal

Question Victorian restraint and repression lead to a great deal of hypocrisy
Answer The brothels and opium dens of Victorian London thrived. Most of the people in the upper classes, particularly the men, lived a double life. They took part in all the ‘sinful’ activities that, by day, they would condemn. We see evidence of this double life in ‘An Inspector Calls’, such as with Eric and Gerald’s appearances in the bars of Brumley.

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