In An Inspector Calls J.B. Priestley has a message to deliver, what :: English Literature

In An Inspector Calls J.B. Priestley has a message to deliver, whatis this message and how does he deliver this message?In the play An Inspector Calls the playwright John BoyntonPriestley, uses tangible people in artificial situations to create thewell-rounded performance, he does this so effectively because thepeople of the time could relate to these situations, setting and theissues raised but could to a fault place themselves in the play with eachperson in the auditory modality becoming an actors.We are constantly kept on the edge, never knowing what to support next.He does this by using many complex dramatic devices in order to givethe correct information to the audience and actors and deliver it withpinpoint timing. In this family situation the examiner is able tomanipulate it by knowing the significant weaknesses and personalitiesof the individual family members. He shows the family cannotcommunicate with each other when put in a tense or uneasy situation.One of the devices he uses is the constant use of small climaxes wherethe audience see they have found the major culprit thus the lineof enquiry jolts off into another direction this makes the play bothcaptivating and interesting. This is shown in the way it holds theaudience all the way through, building up slowly with peaks, gatheringthe complex plot as it goes along, then finally ends in a stunningclimax with a twist. Throughout the play the inspector is extractingsmall threads of information from each member of the family and slowlyinterweaves the small threads to form champion big picture, once thepicture is formed the audience can narrow it down to the main culpritthis acts as the first conclusion of the play, but once the audiencehave realised that there isnt one culprit but instead the wholefamily are guilty for her death this really drives the message home.The inspector uses a photograph very cleverly because the familybelieve that the inspector is showing the same pictures to everyone,as an alternative these could be pictures of different people. Afterthe inspector has carried out all his investigations the family issplit into two sections, one beingness the people who are sorry for allthe hurt and pain they have caused, these are the people that havetaken in Priestleys and the inspectors message, the socialists. Onthe other decease the other group are the elders that are stuck in thereold fashioned ways and believe that society functions better asindividuals and not a team these are the people that Priestley isrebelling against, the capitalists, the money driven people who dont