Theme

• The theme of [QUESTION STEER WORD] plays a central role in Priestley's didactic morality play 'An Inspector Calls', acting as a thematic and moral backbone of the play. Priestley uses the play as a vehicle to challenge the individualistic attitudes of the upper classes and to advocate for greater social responsibility, and [BUILD IN OVERALL IDEAS ABOUT THE QUESTION STEER WORD].
• [THEME] is explored through the actions and attitudes of various characters, and is important in three key ways: [YOUR 3 BIG IDEAS ABOUT WHY THE THEME IS SIGNIFICANT, IN RELATION TO THE QUESTION FOCUS]. Consider - how does Priestley convey this theme through the play? What characters contribute to this theme being conveyed? What is Priestley suggesting about this theme? Are there any characters who subvert this theme? How does Priestley use this theme as part of his bigger social commentary?