AIC - Inspector Goole Flashcards

1
Q

invertive detective structure

A

“each of you helped to kill her”

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  • anadiplosis
  • The inspector’s investigation focuses of the surprising links between different events and people
  • the content of these statements is INEXTRICABLY connected and leads on from one another
A

“Because what happened to her then may

have determined what happened to her

afterwards, and what happened to her

afterwards may have driven her to suicide”

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3
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  • Mesterious character: Enigmatic
  • We learn about what the inspector is not rather than what he is
A

“I don’t play golf”

“I never take offence”

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4
Q

Supernatural

A

Goole = Goul (Ghost / Spirit)
IG haunts the Birlings about their roles in Eva’s death

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5
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knows too much - Prescient

imposter?

A

Eva only died two hours ago but he knows so much

The inspector reads her letter and a “sort of diary”

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6
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God-like / moralistic / other-worldly

A

“Fire and blood and anguish”

  • allusion to the biblical description of hell (A blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth)
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7
Q

what did Sewell Stoke say in his 1947 ‘Theatre Arts’ Article? (Panache and Port Wine)

A

“Then the bell rings and in comes Inspector Goole (Inspector Priestley to be more exact) “

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