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Language The language in look back in anger is different compared to its contemporaries. The language is realistic; the characters are able to say what they would say in that situation in real life. In a way the writer John Orsborne had no limits because if something had to be real it needed everything to be realistic. Orsborne uses his characters as a mouth piece to examine the reality of life in the 1950s in Britain. Cliff has a Welch accent which is shown when he says like "boyo" and "dullin". At the start of the play there seem to be a lot of exposition from the characters to describe themselves or tell us about the situation. For example " James Porter, aged twenty five, was bound over last week after pleading guilty to interfering with a small cabbage and two tins of beans on his way home from the Builders Arms."...

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