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Essay 1: This essay examines why the Birling family is so self-satisfied at the start of An Inspector Calls and how the Inspector challenges their arrogance. It explores their privilege, moral failings and lack of social responsibility, revealing Priestley’s critique of class and individualism. Essay 2: This essay explores Priestley’s use of drama
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Describe the significance of Dramatic Irony at the beginning of the play. How does Priestley use it to express his political views about Capitalism and Socialism?
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‘We all started like that- so confident, so pleased with ourselves.’ Why are the Birlings so pleased with themselves and what does the Inspector do to challenge this?’
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