An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestly - The purpose of the inspectors Visit :: English Literature

Help the audience under baulk The purpose of the examiners Visit.Show how a production of An Inspector Calls could Help the audience understandThe purpose of the examiners Visit.The tactical military maneuver An Inspector Calls written by J.B Priestley is set in 1912.There argon a few things that support this, that are heard in the jumppart of the play.The titanic-she sails next weekAll these capital versus LabourThese woozy little war scoresAll of these events happened just before 1912 and so we know that theplay is set just before 1912.The Birlings are an speed class family with a high social bafflewhich peck be seen by the fact that Mrs Birling doesnt stir to workand they have servants and maids to do house work for them. There highsocial position can also be seen because Mr Birling being a magistrateand is tranquillise on the bench.At this m the Birlings are in a great, and truly happy mood. Theyare all looking forward to the wedding of their miss and Gerald.They are all drinking port and are celebrating a specific occasion witha large meal that has been set out for them by the maids. This is alsoanother indication that the Birlings are a well complete family.The inspectors arrival changes the atmosphere a lot and turns the dwell into a hostile place. Mr Birling is very surprised to see aninspector and thinks that it is something to do with Mr Birling beinga magistrate.The inspector interrupts Mr Birling winning to Gerald and Eric. MrBirling is telling the two men how to look after themselves, andthats the most important thing. Mr Birling gets this point acrosswhen he saysA man has to make his own way-has to look after himselfThat a man has to mind his own business and look after himself andhis ownFrom these quotes that Mr Birlings says you can see that he onlythinks about him and preaches that.The inspector arrives at this time and this is very significant,because this is what the inspector has come to prove wrong. The rubor is described as pink and intimate until the inspectorarrives and then I think that the lighting should be brighter andharder. The lighting is as pink and intimate before the inspectorcomes as it gives the impression of the family relaxing and havingfun. When the inspector comes it shows that the family are more onedge. The brighter light is there to show all corners and all secretsof the family.The inspector should stand at the head of the table to symbolise his