Inspector

Mrs Birling Inspector call's is a thought provoking play written by J.B Priestly it is set in the 1912. The play is about a family called the Birlings who have all misused their powers and have done something morally wrong at some point in the play. They are all at a family dinner party celebrating their daughter's engagement. When a inspector comes in and starts interrogating them about the suicide of a pretty young working class women. This play many interesting characters that all…

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Viewing 'An Inspector Calls' by J.B Priestley incited my interest in social institutions. It made me aware of social exclusion, oppression and the opportunities which can be denied to people due to the absentmindedness, complacency and selfishness of our own behaviour and actions. The playwright successfully explores this through the cruel treatment by the Birling family of Eva Smith, the innocent yet unseen character in the play. By studying a Sociology degree, I would like to develop my…

J.B. Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’ was written in 1945, however, the ambience of the play was set within 1912. Throughout the play, a consistent political theme is embedded through Priestley’s creation of two contrasting ideological viewpoints between his characters. Both characters are on the extremes of the political spectrum; Birling embodies a maximal capitalist viewpoint whereas Inspector Goole represents an impenetrable socialist perspective. This stark diversity is a result of…

Why is responsibility such a significant theme in An Inspector Calls? In An Inspector Calls, the central theme is responsibility. Priestley uses the Inspector as a representative to voice his opinions on the main theme and the idea of socialism. Throughout the play, he presents each character with a role of responsibility and tries to make them aware, through the Inspector, that they are all guilty of Eva's death. The Inspector wants The Birlings to share their responsibility; Priestley's focus…

requirements that must be met in order not to fail. The end results in overcoming a hardship may result in a better character, stronger mentalities, or the discovery of a natural inclination to surrender to fate. In the short story “God Is Not a Fish Inspector,” W.D. Valgardson exemplifies the qualities a person must have in order to successfully overcome an obstacle. He also illustrates the characteristics that reduce a person’s chances of gaining a desired outcome. Fusi Bergman illustrates…

How do the writers present emotions in ‘Macbeth’ and ‘An Inspector Calls’? Both Shakespeare and Priestly are present-day changing characters. From the beginning, both stories are set up for a tragedy. Macbeth and the Birling Household are at a pinnacle point in their careers but because of their fatal flaw; their ambition, they are on an immediate downfall. Macbeth- a play written in the 17th century for King James 1 is set in a society predominantly obsessed with the esoteric. Superstitions…

An Inspector Calls explores the concerns of wider society contrasted with selfish individuality. The playwright J.B. Priestley hated the attitude of viewing the lower class as different people, and Mrs. Birling is a woman who has this attitude. She is a cold and selfish woman who is out of touch with the reality of life. Throughout the play she remains the most self-centered as she demonstrates no responsibility and no remorse. In act one there is a stage directions describing the setting of…

their desires or this can have a negative impact. In the short story “God Is Not a Fish Inspector “W.D Valgardson exemplifies how people react to hardship. Some people let obstacles destroy them while others use obstacles as motivation. The moment people lose their drive and motivation towards these impediments, people have no ambition to keep going. Fusi has to combat his old age, opposition with the fish inspectors, and his many conflicts with his daughter Emma and her husband John Smith.…

views only to be unceremoniously interrupted by the doorbell. The adjectives “shrill, sharp” are dramatically affective because it creates the impression that the Birlings cocoon of intimacy is being pierced. the doorbell therefore represents the inspector as he is the only character in the play who intimidates Arthur Birling and keeps him in check. Priestly could also be expressing his political views as a socialist here as the doorbell could symbolise a socialist contradiction preventing…