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An inspector calls, changing characters
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Which characters change the most within the play and what is the message that Priestly is conveying to his audience through them? Priestly, the writer portrays many characters progressing and changing. In this essay I will describe who changes in the play 'An inspector calls'. I will also be describing in what way they change. I will also describe the messages that Priestly is attempting to get across to the audience. The inspector, the main character manipulates other characters by changing them. This shows the omnipotence of the inspector. The play begins with the character Mr Birling. This opening statement shows his importance in the play. He opens by saying, 'You ought to like this port, Gerald'. This quote shows how Birling attempts to show off. He also attempts to relate to Gerald and the higher class. 'As a matter of fact, Finchley told me it's exactly the same port as your father gets...
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