Inspector Goole

Question 1

• He serves as a mouthpiece for women like Eva Smith and Daisy Renton
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Answer 1

‘A young women died….she was in great agony’

Question 2

• Part of priestley’s message, that people who have lots of power having a social responsibility to help the poor
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Answer 2

‘Public man ….. have responsibility’

Question 3

• They represent the poor people out there and its our duty to help them out
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Answer 3

‘millions and millions and million of Eva Smiths and John Smiths’

Question 4

• The inspector’s final words
• The modal verb ‘will’ suggests that it is inevitable
• The triplets connotes war/hellish, foreshadowing the ww1, where Priestley is saying that the war and everything bad in our society is caused by man, and if they don’t change the worse will come.
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Answer 4

‘If men will not learn that lesson they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish’

Question 5

• In 1945 the majority of the audience were christian, so Priestly uses this christian imagery to say to the christian audience, THAT IF THEY REALLY ARE CHRISTIANS, THEIR ONLY CHOICE IS TO BE SOCIALIST, and to be capitalist is anti-christian
• This quote comes from the christian Eucharist - so it symbolises the blood and the body of Jesus, showing that we are all sons of God - saying to the audience that they have to be responsible to everyone
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Answer 5

‘We are members of one body’