Goole - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This Essay focuses on the character of Inspector Goole and his influence on others throughout the play. This essay provides detailed analysis with no in depth context as it was not needed for my exam board; it was marked as a Grade 9. Written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted to any! e.g AQA, Edexcel Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley in 1945, based in the Industrial city of Brumley in 1912. Priestley presents Inspector Goole as the moral centre of the pl...

32 Pages of full An Inspector Calls Notes Characters - Arthur Birling, Sybil Birling, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Gerald Croft, Inspector Goole, Eva Smith Themes- Social class and wealth, Age and conflict between generations, responsibility, gender, guilt and consequences, love (marriage and family love), time, justice and injustice, the supernatural includes full quotes and explanations

7 PAGES A summary of every important quote for an GCSE English exam, based (and separated by) the main themes in the play (age, class, social responsibility, gender) as well as the main characters of the play (Mr Birling, Mrs Birling, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Gerald Croft and Inspector Goole). The quotes are also supplemented with high level analysis. It is succinct and designed to be a practical revision resource for the exam. I am a former student on the AQA specification and achieved ...

A quote bank with all the main quotes said, or about, inspector Goole through all three acts. Each quote is analysed in depth, with subject terminology and links to aspect of the Inspector's character, how he affects the other characters, his importance within the play and certain themes he respresents within the play. Analysis is of Grade 9 level - much of it used in my Grade 9 essay on Inspector Goole! No context, as it wasn't required for my exam board, but it can be easily added!

This essay explores Responsibility in the play, or the lack of it in certain characters. This essay provides detailed analysis and varied quotes, ticking off everything in the markscheme needed for a Grade 9 (as it was awarded). This was written for the Eduqas exam board but can be adapted for any! Introduction: An Inspector Calls was written by J.B Priestley, and the theme of responsibility is central to the play, and in particular social responsibility. The play was based in 1912, at a time ...

It consists of an introduction, 4 main body paragraphs with detailed level 5/6 analysis, and a conclusion. At the end, there are tips for achieving a high mark. The question is, 'How does Priestley use the Inspector to suggest ways society should change?' Following this structure and applying it to your own work will set you off in the right direction.

edna quotes ( an inspector calls) Question and answers already passed 2023/2024Mr. birling says this to Edna -it represents the invisible working class - she is regarded by the family as a functionary -she is spoken to it is not with the same manners and courtesy that the family extend to each other. - correct answer "Giving us the port Edna, that's right calls her by her christian name but not out of friendliness - it is a way of reinforcing that he is the boss and that she is disposab...

14 A4 PAGES IN THIS BUNDLE This bundle contains in depth analysis for the main characters in An Inspector Calls. This includes: Sheila, Eric, Gerald, Mr Birling, Mrs Birling, Inspector Goole and Eva Smith. These character profiles are detailed, with each character profile detailing each characters ‘role in the play’ ‘key quotes’ ‘character development’ and ‘context’. Each profile has been curated to provide detailed analysis of each character, noting changes in their presenta...

These are my ‘An Inspector Calls’ character summaries/ revision notes that gained me an A* at GCSE. The characters covered are Inspector Goole, Sheila Birling, Eric Birling, Arthur Birling, Sybil Birling and Eva Smith. These notes contain detailed character analysis, contextual analysis, psychoanalytical analysis and political analysis. These notes were priceless for me at GCSE so I hope they can help you too!

This is a Grade 9 essay which focuses on the character Inspector Goole.