Dramatic Effect in An Inspector Calls Essay -- J.B. Priestley

quizzer Gooles plays a various amount of roles throughout the novel much(prenominal) as being a socialist as in others dustup is looking for them, a dodge as we discover he isnt an inspector, a ghost as we discover he isnt truly and in some ways brings a sort of split in the Birling family as everyone has lost trust in one another. The next paragraph that is going to be established involves a comparison of an real inspector contrasting with inspector Goole. This is an essential point as it helps us analyse on, how this inspector manages to make the Birling family confess about the shrewd of the women who had committed suicide, Eva smith. However, if it was an ordinary inspector it could have been a different story. In other words, priestly does this to show a comparison of a fraud of an inspector in the 19th century and one whos in the 21st century, where there is more crime and corruption. Goole is different towards an original inspector firstly because he is more social to wards them i.e. isnt strict and has a calm approach towards him. As well as being social, he still cant prevent arguments which commence between received members of the families. He also isnt very strict and is quite ingratiatory as well as changing the situations of characters significantly. An example of when this commences is when the inspector manages to induce Sheila that Eva smiths death wasnt entirely her fault. We discover that she is convinced as she agrees with his opinion. Yes. Thats true. This shows that she has been convinced about the statement of the inspector however, as soon as she states her opinion, she becomes suspicious of the inspector as she stares towards him very closely due to the fact on what he stated, this then leads the... ... actually is. Another reason which suggests naive realism is the fact on how classes were treated. In The Victorian era, when Queen Victoria reined Britain, the deuce-ace classes (upper, middle and working) were established through this time period. This is why Eva Smith had a difficult life as she didnt have rights and was helpless as was working class. The audience later on know how helpless she was as she was employ by Gerald and Eric for prostitution.In conclusion I would state that from my precedent points that the Inspector may not have been as strict as an ordinary one however, did manage to reveal the truth by establishing tensity through out the doubt which was shown by the way priestly had used dramatic effects and figurative language. He also managed to change the attributes of the characters during the interrogation as well as a captivating cliff-hanger.