RESPONSIBILITY IN AN INSPECTOR CALLS
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- Responsibility in Inspector Calls
- Responsibility speech- Mr B
- He is most socialist.
- Allegory: story or play with a moral message.
- Responsible for looking after each other.
- There was a lot of people like Eva who were ignored (working class).
- Socialism.
- Responsible for looking after each other.
- The Inspector
- He is the mouthpiece for Priestley's views.
- Wants audience to take responsibility.
- "You have to share something..."
- We take a collective responsibility
- Society should share guilt, not just one person.
- We are all responsible for change, this is shown in the end of the play.
- Ending of the play shows the divide between characters.
- Older generation
- Not what you have done, but if you get caught.
- Priestley ensures that all realize the impact of his responsibility message with the final phone call.
- Now the Birling's realize all was true.
- Older generation
- Ending of the play shows the divide between characters.
- We are all responsible for change, this is shown in the end of the play.
- He is the mouthpiece for Priestley's views.
- Every character uses the word responsibility
- Younger characters take responsibility-Sheila and Eric.
- Gerald is upset but he doesn't.
- Mr B and Mrs B don't admit they've done anything wrong.
- Gerald is upset but he doesn't.
- Lighting change
- Signifies that spot light is put on them to reveal social responsibility.
- Public had suffered consequences of not taking responsibility.
- Signifies that spot light is put on them to reveal social responsibility.
- Responsibility speech- Mr B
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