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Help with an inspector calls

Hi I got my Controlled Assessment next week on:

One of the themes of An Inspector Calls is the need to accept responsibility for others, both as individuals and as a society. Discuss how J.B. Priestley highlights this theme through one or more of the characters.

Can someone tell me what to do?

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Omar

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Reply 2

puella_optima

the insepctor-

makes the birlings realise what thier actions have done. only the younger generation learn though- at the end when mr and mrs b find out it may not have happened they are relieved and think it doesn't matter anymore and they don't have to worry about the lower classes. then the phone rings....

:vroam: