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The Inspector - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Priestley presents capitalism and immorality as synonymous
  - - - “public men … have responsibility as well as privilege"
- - - - shows he is moral throughout and MB is immoral throughout, could suggest this main difference is a result in a difference of political stance
      - rejects capitalism which is the source of society's immorality
    - - alcohol has connotations of immoral behaviour so his refusal is symbolic of his refusing to act immorally
      - questions duty - moral not legal, links in to whether he is a real police inspector
  - - - size and impact doesn’t come from physical appearance but from the strength of his values – and thus the strength of socialism
- - - - connotes to warmth and security
    - - opposes the previous feeling
  - - - shows his appearance is not what conveys the impact of his message but his values
        
        he doesn't need an impressive appearance to reinforce his views
        
        the strength of his ideology outweighs the need for an imposing physical appearance
    - - "plain darkish suit"
      - juxtaposes the "heavy looking" and "portentous" appearance of Mr Birling