Shows priestley characters younger taking jb priestley's message/intended

Text	JB Priestley's message/intended effect on the audience Priestley shows how we can all change, through the characters of Eric and Sheila who learn to become socially responsible. He creates the characters of Mr and Mrs Birling to seem foolish and out of touch. The children and parents reverse roles by the end of the play. Ultimately, through the younger characters, Priestley shows that the younger generation can accept taking responsibility and caring for others. This shows there is optimism that the future of society are taking on the Inspectors message.

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JB Priestley's message/intended effect on the audience

Priestley shows how we can all change, through the characters of Eric and Sheila who learn to become socially responsible. He creates the characters of Mr and Mrs Birling to seem foolish and out of touch. The children and parents reverse roles by the end of the play.

Ultimately, through the younger characters, Priestley shows that the younger generation can accept taking responsibility and caring for others. This shows there is optimism that the future of society are taking on the Inspectors message.

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