"We are members of one body, we are responsible for each other" This is a sentence taken from the Inspector's last speech. I feel that it sums up the inspectors and Priestley’s views on social responsibility. I feel that this was in a way Priestley’s voice of opinion after experiencing the First World War, and ultimately learning that everyone’s in it together and that everyone helps everyone through. In this play it points out the need for a sense of personal responsibility in every member of society; responsibility not only for individual actions, but also for the way actions affect others. It seems as if the inspector is a mouth piece for Priestley and his views
