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Inspector Goole
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- 1What symbol is Inspector Goole used to represent to the Birling family and Gerald?Social Responsibility
- 2Priestly inverts the generic expectation of detective fiction to present the key message of what?"We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other"
- 3What is this quote an example of and explain what it is. "Because what happened to her then may have determined what happened to her afterwards, and what happened to her afterwards may have driven her to suicide."An example of anadiplosis where the second clause in the sentence begins by repeating the last words of the previous clause.
- 4What does the character 'Inspector Goole' creates?A sense of ambiguity and mystery
- 5Descriptions about Inspector Goole are deliberately what?Vague and Ambiguous
- 6How does Priestley uses Inspector Goole?Priestley uses Inspector Goole to talk directly to the audience about social responsibility
- 7Priestley enhances his message through the use of supernatural imagery in the Inspector's final words which is about what?"Fire and blood and anguish"
- 8What language adds to the supernatural, other-worldly aspect of Inspector Goole?Biblical language
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- GCSE English Literature (An Inspector Calls) Flashcards on Inspector Goole, created by Angela De Leon on 05/08/2021.
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