Inspector calls

How is Mr billing presented in inspector calls

Studied this as a drama text not english but I'll give u some points anyways, hope they r helpful.
In the start we see him as quite an arrogant man who thinks he knows pretty much everything, we see this in the speech he makes where he talks about how there is going to be no war (ofc we know there is a war that takes place), he talks abt the titanic being unsinkable - ofc we know its not.
Throughout the play you can see he cares a lot about his social impression, he's constantly worried about the press and as far as i remember hes on like a list for a knighthood or smthing along those lines and he's worried he wont get it.
At the end of the play once he realises the inspector wasnt real he realises hes not gonna get in any trouble so he basically doesnt give a crap abt anything he did (not that he did in the first place)
So yeah, essentially he's presented as arrogant, selfish, inconsiderate, kinda stubborn, thinks he knows it all