inspector goole

• What is the role of Inspector Goole in 'An Inspector Calls'?

  To present the message of social responsibility
• How does Priestley present the message through Inspector Goole?

  Using a variety of techniques and methods
• What is the inversion of generic expectations in 'An Inspector Calls'?

  All characters are responsible for Eva Smith's death
• What does Inspector Goole say about the Birling family's responsibility?

  Each of you helped to kill her
• What key message does Priestley convey through the inspector's character?

  We are members of one body
• What literary technique does Priestley use in Inspector Goole's dialogue?

  Anadiplosis
• How does anadiplosis function in Inspector Goole's speech?

  It emphasizes connections between events
• What does the sentence structure reveal about the inspector's message?

  Everyone's actions are interconnected
• How is Inspector Goole portrayed as a character?

  As mysterious and ambiguous
• What does the name 'Goole' suggest about the inspector?

  It sounds like 'ghoul'
• Why does Priestley keep Inspector Goole's character vague?

  To focus on the message he brings
• How does Inspector Goole's dialogue function in the play?

  It interrogates characters about their actions
• What does Sewell Stoke suggest about Inspector Goole?

  He embodies JB Priestley himself
• What supernatural imagery does Priestley use in the inspector's final words?

  'Fire and blood and anguish'
• What Biblical allusion is made in the inspector's final words?

  To hell as a blazing furnace
• How does Priestley's message differ from traditional Biblical concepts?

  It emphasizes good deeds for salvation
• What effect does the Biblical language have on the inspector's character?

  It adds to his supernatural aspect