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   The role of the Inspector in 'An Inspector Calls.'

   Some of the audience might also feel an affinity with Eva in that they may have also been treated in a similar manner. The Inspector pretends to share Birling's attitudes to class by saying 'like a lot of these young women who get into various kinds of trouble.'

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   Inspector Calls

   'We don't live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other.' The inspector explains here that every action we make can affect someone's life in many ways and our paths will cross one day. "we" refers to the audience and actors so they are involved in what the inspector says as well.

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   An Inspector Calls Essay

   "At rise the scene and situation are exactly the same as they were at the end of Act One. The Inspector remains at the door, for a few moments looking at Sheila and Gerald". This shows that the Inspector already knows that Gerald knows this girl very well.

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   A FRACTURE IN FICTION

   Well it was to be expected of course. What happened in Saint-Sulpice? SILAS I almost killed the nun, but then an author named Dan Brown showed up, and he claimed to have written a book about the murder of Jacques Sauniere. THE TEACHER What is this book? SILAS The Da Vinci Code.

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   An Inspecter Calls Coursework

   so we can presume she has been brought up from a 'posh', middle-class background. She is proud, but too proud; to an extent she becomes selfish. She denies a pregnant girl (Eva smith) money; simply because she used the name in her pleading (she called herself Mrs Birling).

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   Inspector Calls

   When the doorbell 'rings sharply' not only does it provide dramatic tension but it is also a relief to the audience as it cuts through Birling's opinionated speeches. When the Inspector enters the room, Birling is irritated at the intrusion and although he doesn't feel threatened initially; his attitude towards the Inspector increases our dislike of him.

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   AN INSPECTOR CALLS

   There are a lot of subtle hints that not all that is going on in the opening scene is realistic and that some things are forced. For instance, the audience might be wondering whether the happy atmosphere during the engagement celebratory is slightly artificial, this is because if Gerald's parents (Lord and Lady Croft)

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   an insperctor calls

   The charity at first believed Eva had a husband in the army who unfortunately had to leave and agreed to help Eva until she used a false name. This was the last time Eva was rejected help and the last bad thing to have happened to her before she committed