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IM DOING AN ESSAY ON THE INSPECTOR CALLS AND I AM REALLY STUCK :(
PLEASE HELP.

In the play. Priestly's ( the writter) message was that everyone should be treated equally.
And i was wondering if you could tell me if Priestly's conveyed his message succesfully?
If so... why?

ONLY ANSWER THIS IF YOU KNOW.

Answer 1

You simply must learn to understand on you own, however here are some links that might better help you.
Sorry I don't know the answer but, I know how to find the answer.
JB Priestley renders his character deeply unattractive and encourages the reader to sympathize with his oppressed workforce.

How J.B. Priestley Creates Sympathy for Eva Smith in "An Inspector Calls"
by Judith
April 05, 2004
http://www.gradesaver.com/classicnotes/titles/inspector/essay1.html
Bookrags
methods Priestly uses to convey his concerns to his audience, including the inequality of the class system and the treatment of women.summary from source:
View our list of 28 available essays on An Inspector Calls.
http://www.bookrags.com/essay-2005/12/18/7744/5135

This previous answer has several
good links with it.
Just make sure you use your words and not plagiarize. Teachers have a special place to check if they suspect plagiarism.
Better yet see what has been written on Y!A thus far.
http://sg.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071108115356AAxeprN

I have helped you gather the information now use it.!

Answer 2

I did this play for o-level and from the distant past I can remember a little. His play was about the class sytem and social responsibility. The inspector conveyed the message of equality by getting those present to think about how they contributed to the girl's death, ie pregnancy the wealthy mans son, losing her job, wife. Her suicide by drinking bleach the shame of it all, it was more than just a play it was a critique on the morality of the day in Edwardian England.

Answer 3

Well, i thought the message was about social conscience and caring for each other. Each one of the characters actions impacted and contributed to the death of the girl, but individually they were not to blame.

It is a morality play about social responsibility.

Answer 4

If you have read the play then the answer will be obvious. I strongly suggest you start reading it. Now. And think long and hard about each word before you write it down - your spelling is shocking. You can't even get the author's name right.