An Inspector Calls - stage directions
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- Created on: 06-02-18 16:42
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- An Inspector Calls - stage directions
- "Arthur Birling at one end and has wife at the other"
- physical distance symbolises their emotional distance
- represents gender inequality - men and women aren't equal
- "lighting should be pink and intimate until the Inspector arrives then it should be brighter and harder"
- pink and intimate symbol - rose tinted glass
- Birlings are deluded
- brighter light symbol revelation of truth
- truth is revealed by inspector through the play
- pink and intimate symbol - rose tinted glass
- used to convey by Priestley major themes in the play
- allows audience to know what kind of people they are
- "Arthur Birling at one end and has wife at the other"
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