An Inspector Calls
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Have a little read: ... An Inspector Calls JB Priestley What dramatic devices does JB Priestley use to expose injustice in his play? An Inspector Calls is one of the most famous and well respected plays ever written. It was written by JB Priestley in 1945, although it was actually set in 1912. The play is about a pretentious, upper class family called the Birlings, who are presented at first to have a lack of respect for other people's feelings and anybody not as wealthy as themselves. This lack of respect is depicted to us so dramatically that it shows an inequality in there society. However, one evening when the Birlings are happily celebrating the engagement of their daughter, 'Shelia Birling', to her fiancé 'Gerald' they are interrupted by a knock on the door. It is an Inspector. The plot then unfolds, when the Birlings are told that a girl has died in the infirmary due to drinking a bottle
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