How does the Inspector reflect Priestley's social views? Flashcards
1
Q
How does he deliver his opinions?
A
Delivers his opinions as fact
2
Q
What does he say to shows how we live?
A
‘we don’t live alone’ - links to Priestley’s social views
3
Q
What does he say about people in Eva Smith’s position?
A
‘million and millions of John and Eva Smiths’ - showing that there are many other people in the world with situations similar to Eva (what Priestley wanted to express during this play)
4
Q
What does he say about the responsibility of the Birlings?
A
‘Each of you helped kill her, remember that’
5
Q
What does he say about the world together?
A
‘We are all members of one body’ - showing how everyone is responsible for everyone
6
Q
What does he link to in his speech?
A
The wider picture
7
Q
How does he act?
A
As a storyteller
