How Priestly Uses the Characters to Represent His Own Views on Society

"Inspector Call" drama was created in 1912, but it was written in 1945. Edward society at that time (1912) was strictly divided into two-thirds of social class and social class. The wealth of the country is in the hand less than 1% of the population. Below the rich there are middle classes (doctors and merchants, clerks and clerks), followed by craftsmen and skilled people. At the bottom of the social ladder is the largest category, there are many regular workers and poor people, many of them living below the poverty line.

In general, the whole script tells us an important message that conveys different life ethics. I think inspectors are playing a strong role and I think that priests are used to express his views and beliefs about socialism. The priest teaches the responsibility of the audience, and it is very important to take care of both the upper and lower society. As an alternative to capitalism, in my opinion, this is what Priestly is trying to achieve.

The conscious theme of the drama is responsible; in other ways the priest depicts his view. Through the script, almost all characters use the world's "responsibility" and "responsibility", and it is clear that they have different attitudes towards responsibility. Due to agreement between Mr. Birling and the inspector, Priestly draws views on responsibility and consideration for others. Birling believes that no one is responsible except for himself. In contrast, inspectors believe that we should all care about each other. At the beginning of the game, Birling clearly stated his view of responsibility. For example, in the speech of the first act, he said, "I must pay attention to my career and take care of myself and myself." But before the inspector tried to withdraw, he did the last speech to say his view on responsibility, saying that we are a member of the group.

Another way to use the drama as a tool for priests to express opinions is to use the inspector's role in a dramatic way. I think that he uses inspectors to convey his views and that socialism is an honest and sincere lifestyle. The priest was named Inspector "Inspector Goole". This name can be interpreted in various ways related to the inspector role in the game. Because he is a very mysterious personality, the name "Goole" is very similar to the word "ghoul". This is known for its demons and demons. As regards being a demon or a demon, inspectors do not use euphemisms and use detailed images. He did this to shock Birling to provide him with information. An example of this is "She swallowed a lot of powerful disinfectants, and of course she suffered a burn." The detailed explanation of this death is based on the personality of the inspector and how the pastor described him as a personality .