Inspector Goole

Question 1

How the inspector is described

Answer 1

He is described as projecting “an impression of massiveness, solidity and purposefulness”

Question 2

How is lighting used to benefit the Inspectors presence.

Answer 2

“Brighter and harder” replaces rosy atmosphere

Question 3

A quote where the Inspector makes clear the importance of upper class duty.

Answer 3

Public men, Mr Birling, have responsibilities as well as privileges.

Question 4

A quote where the Inspector is stark about Eva’s death, dysphemism to elicit a reaction of empathy.

Answer 4

Yes but you can’t. It’s too late. She’s dead.

Question 5

A quote showing his omniscient and imtime constraint.

Answer 5

[He looks at his watch]
I’m waiting … to do my duty

Question 6

Then they will be taught it in fire and blood and anguish. How could I analyse this quote.

Answer 6

Stark metaphor for the destruction that can arise from a lack of empathy. Polysyndetic enhances the emphasis hammering it into the audience.