Of Responsibility In J. B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls

An Inspector Calls is saturated with the theme of responsibility. Throughout the play by J.B. Priestley, various forms of responsibility are used to act as a source of tension. These include the character’s reaction to blame and the shifting of it, testing the reactions of each character to its fullest extent. Creating a simulation where the readers, Priestley’s so called new generation, has a possibility of encountering. The inspector is a representation of an authoritive figure of the law, the rules that all men and women abide. A medium that explains that there are consequences to all that we do. Priestley also uses other rising themes in the play, the ‘aged and youth’ as well as ‘society vs individual’ and the class hierarchy. These play