Inspector calls

• What does Eva Smith represent in the play?

  Lack of power for women
• Why is the name "Eva Smith" significant?

  It symbolizes all women of that time
• How many Eva Smiths does the inspector mention?

  Millions
• What does the name "Daisy" symbolize in the context of Eva Smith?

  Cheapness and prettiness
• What does the term "Rent Proshihihión" likely refer to?

  Possibly a misspelling of "Rent Prohibition"
• What does the phrase "Spirit is broken" imply about Eva Smith?

  She has lost hope and strength
• How does Priestley describe Eva Smith's character?

  As a stereotypical view of women
• What physical traits are noted about Eva Smith?

  Pretty with brown hair and dark eyes
• What does the objectification of women in the play suggest?

  Women were viewed as objects
• What themes are represented through Eva Smith's character?

  • Lack of power for women
  • Objectification of women
  • Social class struggles
  • The impact of societal expectations
• What is the title of the play mentioned?

  Inspector
• What does the inspector symbolize in the play?

  Social responsibility and moral conscience
• How does the inspector's arrival affect the family?

  It creates tension and reveals secrets
• What is the significance of the inspector's questioning style?

  It is pushy and confrontational, revealing truths
• What moral lesson does the inspector convey at the end?

  We are all interconnected and responsible
• How does the inspector's character challenge the family's beliefs?

  He exposes their selfishness and lack of empathy
• What effect does the inspector's presence have on the audience?

  It evokes sympathy and reflection on social issues
• How does the inspector's final speech impact the play's message?

  It reinforces the theme of collective responsibility
• What does the inspector reveal about the character's past actions?

  They contributed to a young woman's demise
• What is the inspector's role in the narrative structure of the play?

  He serves as a catalyst for change and revelation
• How does the inspector's character reflect societal issues?

  He highlights class disparity and moral failures
• What does the inspector's final message suggest about the future?

  It calls for awareness and change in society