inspector goole

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

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

  By using various techniques and methods
• What genre does "An Inspector Calls" belong to?

  Detective fiction
• How does Inspector Goole differ from traditional detectives in fiction?

  He shows all are responsible, not one
• What key message does Priestley convey through Inspector Goole's statement about Eva Smith?

  We are responsible for each other
• Who is quoted as wanting a social and political shift in Britain?

  Maggie B Gale
• What literary device is used in Inspector Goole's statement about Eva Smith's fate?

  Anadiplosis
• How does anadiplosis emphasize the inspector's message?

  It connects events and actions together
• What does the sentence structure of Inspector Goole's dialogue suggest?

  Actions are interconnected and lead to consequences
• How is Inspector Goole portrayed as a character?

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

  It sounds like 'ghoul', implying a ghostly nature
• Why does Priestley keep Inspector Goole's character vague?

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

  It often contains questions and direct messages
• What does Sewell Stoke suggest about Inspector Goole?

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

  References to 'fire and blood and anguish'
• How does Priestley's use of Biblical language affect the play's message?

  It enhances the supernatural aspect of the inspector
• What moralistic concept does Priestley convey through the inspector's message?

  Good deeds lead to heaven, bad deeds to hell
• How does the ambiguity of Inspector Goole contribute to the audience's understanding?

  It encourages focus on social responsibility