Inspector Calls

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What does Inspector Goole say will happen if men do not learn their lesson?
They will be taught it in fire, blood, and anguish.
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What is the significance of Inspector Goole's closing speech?
It emphasizes the importance of learning moral lessons to avoid suffering.
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What does the audience still not know about Inspector Goole?
Whether he is a ghost or a spirit.
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What moral lesson does Inspector Goole convey regarding class and wealth?
Morality is not determined by one's class or wealth.
Everyone should be treated with dignity and respect.
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What literary devices are used in Inspector Goole's speech?
Imagery and metaphor.
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'She had no right to do what she did! She wasn't even one of us!'
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Inspector Calls

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