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Inspector Goole (Introduction (Only introduced after the audience has seen…
Inspector Goole
Introduction
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After an atmosphere of celebration (engagement) and excitement was developed, the inspector's appearance immediately contrasts to this.
The move from personal celebration to the entrance of such an imposing character changes the mood of the character. And his blunt statement of the reason for his visit is all the more shocking, because of this change.
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Role
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Building up a picture of the truth, by his questions.
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Doesn't pick on one character, but links them all together, to show they're all involved.
Quotes
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"don't stammer and yammer at me again, man. I'm losing all patience with you people."
Stage directions
he creates at once an impression of a massiveness, solidity and purposefulness
he speaks carefully, weightily, and has a disconcerting habit of looking hard at the person he addresses before actually speaking
Name
Ghoul - word associated with death, ghosts and spirits.
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Personality
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Thinks that justice should be equal, regardless of wealth or status.
He seems to know everything, and sometimes acts as a storyteller, providing the missing links of Eva's story.
When it comes to individual interaction between Eva and other characters, he encourages them to tell their own stories, and assess their own part.
Final speech
In his final speech, he emphasizes the importance of social responsibility and outlines the consequences for those who don't learn this lesson.
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