Act 3 Final Speech Analysis Inspector Calls - TES

NettetIn Inspector Goole’s final speech, his speech is not only aimed at the characters, but at the audience too. The inspector talks about collective responsibility, and that everyone … NettetPriestley uses several devices to do with the form of the speech that help to drive home his message. Repetition of the words ‘we’ and ‘millions’ gives emphasis. The listing of abstract nouns such as ‘hopes’ and ‘fears’ gives a steady strong rhythm to the character’s voice, as well as showing that the ordinary person can have deep feelings. proxiserve wallbox

NettetOak National Academy’s teacher hub holds thousands of free lessons and resources covering many subjects, from Early Years Foundation Stage to Year 11. NettetEric pours himself a drink and begins to explain his story: he met the girl the previous November in the Palace bar, while he was “a bit squiffy,” and started talking to her. He … NettetThe use of the pronoun ‘We’ emphasizes what the inspector has said earlier, but in a more direct approach towards the Birlings. The use of this advocates the need for unity and … resting network