J.B.Priestley’s play, An Inspector Calls :: English Literature

An inspector calls - what is the main message and is it stillrelevant today?We get the impression that she is a when hieratical adds, very pleasedwith tone. She is ignorant to the world of the working class, and isconstantly surrounded by her riches without even considering the livesof other people. During the engagement party, Gerald gives Sheila anengagement ring. This is to catch up with their relationship and love. Herwords on receiving the gift atomic number 18 Oh Gerald-youve got it. The pausein her sentence indicates the excitement in her voice. She thenbecomes very involved with the present- like a child receiving anatal day gift. Mr. Birling is about to make his speech about the warand the Titanic, however, he pauses when he realizes that Sheila maynot be listening, as she is only concentrating on her ring. This iswhat a child may do when receiving a toy. This as with both hermummy and her father gives us the impression that these people areannoying and makes us nauseat e them.WHOM 2 BLAMEAfter the inspector leaves the house, they are shocked, but then thinkabout the idea whether the inspector authentically is the guy he pretends tobe and they come to the conclusion that he is not an inspector afterall. They find this out by contacting the police who then blossom thetruth about him. The match finishes when the police calls saying ayoung lady died and an inspector is on his way to the Birling house.I think the entire play is very valuable and a good example ofcollective responsibility. You understand the problem which followsthe behaviour of those people. The content shows the bad treatment ofa familiar family towards a person, who lives on a lower socialstandard, without realizing that they destroy this persons lifetime. Thisis as significant for the society of that time as it is for thesociety in our own time. This will neer change. The play wants toshow that poor people did not have a chance to change their lives toimprove it. This is onl y contingent in our world and in our time.My main reason for thinking that Mrs. Birling is responsible isbecause she was not only the last step before Eva/Daisy ended her lifebut because in my eye she was the most powerful one. Eva/Daisy was ata time where she was most emotional and she must have been feelingJ.B.Priestleys play, An tester Calls English LiteratureAn inspector calls - what is the main message and is it stillrelevant today?We get the impression that she is a when Priestly adds, very pleasedwith life. She is ignorant to the world of the working class, and isconstantly surrounded by her riches without even considering the livesof other people. During the engagement party, Gerald gives Sheila anengagement ring. This is to represent their relationship and love. Herwords on receiving the gift are Oh Gerald-youve got it. The pausein her sentence indicates the excitement in her voice. She thenbecomes very involved with the present- like a child receiving abirthday gift. Mr. Birling is about to make his speech about the warand the Titanic, however, he pauses when he realizes that Sheila maynot be listening, as she is only concentrating on her ring. This iswhat a child may do when receiving a toy. This as with both hermummy and her father gives us the impression that these people areannoying and makes us dislike them.WHOM 2 BLAMEAfter the inspector leaves the house, they are shocked, but then thinkabout the idea whether the inspector really is the guy he pretends tobe and they come to the conclusion that he is not an inspector afterall. They find this out by contacting the police who then unfold thetruth about him. The play finishes when the police calls saying ayoung lady died and an inspector is on his way to the Birling house.I think the whole play is very important and a good example ofcollective responsibility. You understand the problem which followsthe behaviour of those people. The content shows the bad treatment ofa normal family towards a person, who lives on a lower socialstandard, without realizing that they destroy this persons life. Thisis as significant for the society of that time as it is for thesociety in our own time. This will never change. The play wants toshow that poor people did not have a chance to change their lives toimprove it. This is only possible in our world and in our time.My main reason for thinking that Mrs. Birling is responsible isbecause she was not only the last step before Eva/Daisy ended her lifebut because in my eyes she was the most powerful one. Eva/Daisy was ata time where she was most emotional and she must have been feeling