AIC

• How does Inspector Goole serve Priest's intentions?

  He exposes moral failings of the upper class
• What does systemic injustice refer to?

  Society being unfair
• What does complicity mean in the context of the inspector's role?

  Involvement in systemic injustice
• What does Mr. Birling embody in the play?

  Self-serving capitalist mindset
• How does Mr. Birling critique the ruling class?

  By highlighting their greed and short-sightedness
• What is the antithesis between Mr. Birling and Inspector Goole?

  Individualism vs. collective responsibility
• What does Mrs. Birling represent in the play?

  Institutionalized privilege and moral hypocrisy
• How does Mrs. Birling's charity work reflect her character?

  It's a facade rather than genuine compassion
• What does Sheila Birling symbolize in the play?

  Audience's moral compass and potential for change
• What is the significance of Sheila's disgrace?

  It symbolizes the working class's disgrace
• How does Eric Birling reflect privilege and guilt?

  He shows recklessness but seeks redemption
• What does Gerald Croft represent in the play?

  Illusion of respectability and superficial morality
• What is the social hierarchy mentioned in the video?

  Royalty, aristocracy, upper class, middle class, working class
• How does Eva Smith/Daisy Renton function in the play?

  As a victim of capitalism and patriarchy
• What does Eva's fate reinforce in the play?

  Society's need for collective responsibility
• What is the importance of context in essays?

  Links back to the text and characters
• How should context be presented in essays?

  With a link to characters or themes
• What does the 1945 Labour Party victory signify?

  Shift from capitalism to socialist ideals
• How do Sheila and Eric relate to the Labour Party's victory?

  They represent the younger generation's desire for change
• What does the RAD framework help with in essays?

  • Discussing character representation
  • Analyzing character change
  • Comparing characters effectively
• What does the inspector symbolize in the play?

  Collective conscience and moral reckoning
• How does Mr. Birling's character reflect capitalist arrogance?

  By resisting social change and accountability
• What does Mrs. Birling's elitism represent?

  Weaponization of social status for control
• What does Sheila's character symbolize regarding privilege?

  Potential for moral awakening and change
• How does Eric's character illustrate entitlement and transformation?

  Through guilt leading to personal change
• What does Gerald's charm hide in the play?

  His exploitative nature and irresponsibility
• What does Eva Smith/Daisy Renton symbolize in society?

  Voiceless and oppressed working class
• How does the play depict the consequences of capitalism?

  Through the exploitation of characters like Eva
• What is the significance of the characters' symbols in the play?

  They highlight social inequalities and moral failings
• What is the final takeaway for writing essays on "An Inspector Calls"?

  Include character intentions, context, and symbols