'An Inspector Calls': exploring the character of the Inspector
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I can understand the role, presentation and significance of the Inspector.
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Priestley establishes the Inspector as an ominous and imposing presence in Act 1.
Priestley reveals that the Inspector is not intimidated by class or societal power.
The Inspector’s interrogation style could be considered unorthodox.
The Inspector uses emotive and shocking language to provoke strong emotional reactions from the characters and audience.
There are multiple interpretations to explain the role of the Inspector.
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