priestly uses the inspector as his mouthpiece, exspressing the importance of universal responsibility in protecting the vulnerable
the inspectorintroduces the idea of sharedblame, by doing this he teaches the family to split the responsibility between themselves
"we have to sharesomething. if theres nothing else, well have to share our guilt"
demonstrating how sharingresponsibility guides communtities together and brings people comfort
the inspectorfinal speach is the direct opposite of mr birlingsopeninglecture. while mr birling supported the idea of self-preservation, the inspector says "we are all responsible for eachother"
"we are allmembers of one body"
everyone is connected on a deep level, society is the result of everyones combinedactions
the semantic field of connectiondismisses all the social divisions including class and wealth. priestly shows that ultimatley we are all the same and that shared responsibility is the inevitableoutcome of living side by side
"they will be taught in fireblood and anguish"
an illusion to the world war priestlyfought and lived through. he suggests war is the consequence of neglect to others as well as lack of responsibility. "fire" links to when evas insides were "burnt" implying the result of those who suffer at the hands of selfishness