The inspector character profile
- Created by: Cat91
- Created on: 29-04-18 10:48
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- The Inspector
- May be some sort of spirit
- 'Goole' - 'Ghoul'
- Morbid interest in death
- His main concern is Eva Smith's death
- Vaguely described, adds mystery
- 'Massiveness, solidity and purposefulness'
- Origins unknown
- Socialist
- Priestley uses him to show his own ideas
- The final speech
- High moral standards
- Has little regard for social class, treats everyone equally
- Is concerned for justice
- Controls the situation
- Questions each character in turn
- 1. Mr Birling
- 2. Sheila
- 3. Gerald
- 4. Mrs Birling
- 5. Eric
- 4. Mrs Birling
- 3. Gerald
- 2. Sheila
- 'One person and one line of enquiry at a time. Otherwise, there's a muddle
- 1. Mr Birling
- He makes the links
- He builds the tension and the story line
- Already knows everything
- His control increases
- Makes an effect on Sheila and Eric
- Questions each character in turn
- Working class
- 'I don't play golf' - Act 1
- Declines any unnecessary social interaction
- His main concern is Eva Smith's death
- 'I don't play golf' - Act 1
- Set apart from the other characters
- 'He never seemed like an ordinary police inspector' - Sheila Act three
- May be some sort of spirit
- 'Goole' - 'Ghoul'
- Morbid interest in death
- Vaguely described, adds mystery
- 'Massiveness, solidity and purposefulness'
- Origins unknown
- May be some sort of spirit
- 'He never seemed like an ordinary police inspector' - Sheila Act three
- Character traits
- Single - mindedness
- Overruling
- Power
- Magnetism
- Oratory
- May be some sort of spirit
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