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Inspector Goole - Coggle Diagram
Inspector Goole
Act One
“Need not be a big man but he creates at once an impression of massiveness, solidity and purposefulness.” - Stage Directions.
This shows that the Inspector takes charge immediately from Mr Birling and remains in control throughout. Mr Birling attempts to regain control, but fails as the Inspector quickly regains his control back (The Inspector interrupts Birling ‘cutting through, massively’). Goole remains solid as each of them breaks down and nothing distracts him from his purpose. - Power.
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Act Two
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"Public men, Mr. Birling have responsibilities as well as privileges" - Inspector
The Inspector is pointing out the fact that Mr Birling isn't who he thinks he is. He believes to be a 'Public Man' how ever the Inspector immediately contradicts it by explain what it means to be a 'public man'. This implies that Mr birling has no responsibilities over his own actions and because of this he doesn't even deserve the title of being a 'Public Man' as he isn't one. - Power, Social Responsibilities.
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Act Three
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"Good night" - Inspector
The Inspector leaves straight alway with out saying anything after his speech, as he wanted the Birling's and also the audience to really think about what he said. To back this up there is a few seconds of silence as the many driver of the play has left and all that remains is the capitalists. - Social responsibility.