The document provides guidance for analyzing the role of the Inspector in J.B. Priestley's play "An Inspector Calls". It prompts the student to explore the Inspector's importance in the play, his effect on other characters, and to refer to two or three key scenes. It also includes discussion questions about the Inspector's closing speech and Mrs. Birling's quote.

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3. Explore the role of the Inspector in J B Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’. Consider how he is used by Priestley, his importance in the play, and his effect on other characters . Refer to two or three particular scenes in detail .

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7. Reading: The inquiry draws to an end…

8. INSPECTOR GOOLE Does not seem to convey much emotion… Think about characteristics, effect on other characters, messages to the audience, why Priestley might be ‘using’ him in the play, etc… WHAT MORE CAN YOU NOW ADD?

9. THE INSPECTOR’S CLOSING SPEECH… TASK: To analyse this speech, looking at-

11. Mrs Birling: QUOTE: RELEVANCE; IMPACT:

12. Priestley’s ‘messages’: ?