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"their lives, their hopes and fears, their suffering and chance of happiness" and "We don't live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other"

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"their lives, their hopes and fears, their suffering and chance of happiness" and "We don't live alone. We are members of one body. We are responsible for each other"

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"then they well be taught it in fire and blood and anguish"

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"then they well be taught it in fire and blood and anguish"

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"One Eva Smith has gone – but there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left" 

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"One Eva Smith has gone – but there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left" 

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There are more people that have the same problems as eva the crimes that happened with eva should not be repeated rather they should be helped

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Ones suffering has ended but there are still many more suffering yet unheard of

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By using the names "Eva Smith and John Smith" Priestley relates all the suffering that is happening to the people, to them by using the most common names, to represent the common, cruel and inhumane treatment the less wealthy people got.

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The inspector tries to highlight others unjust lives. And that it's not just one person. Priestleys use of repition 'millions and millions' emphasises the urgency in the inspectors speech.

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In order to put all the attention on them and show the people that they are responsible for the people who need help

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There are many people like Eva Smith going through similar situations where either they could be individuals who could have been been fired or they could have been people who surrendered their lives to many different people.

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He employs abrasive, shocking language to make the characters feel responsible for Eva Smith's death:'she died in agony and misery

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He employs abrasive, shocking language to make the characters feel responsible for Eva Smith's death:'she died in agony and misery

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Mansi                                                 There are more people like Eva smith in the world who are suffering and have the same problems as Eva Smith.      

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Mansi                                                 There are more people like Eva smith in the world who are suffering and have the same problems as Eva Smith.      

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This indicates that there are many other people just like Eva Smith and they should be helped and not ignored.

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Priestley is trying to give a warning to the world and to the Birling family to once again remind them of what they have done and to not repeat it and it’s also a message to everyone to fulfill the responsibilities they have and to have equality amongst everyone, just like he mentioned “Eva smiths and John smiths “ this shows that whether it’s a male or female everyone should be given justice and not treated unfairly based on their class .

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The inspector believes that many other men and women facing situations like Eva Smith are out there. That they suffer from equally harsh problems and don't have the privilege of those upper-class citizens like the Birling family.

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The inspector uses the name "John smith and Eva smith'' as to talk about the other peoples suffering because no one knows about the other deaths .

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By speaking about all their normal human emotions, Priestley is capable of showing everyone as equals (supposedly equals) and then he uses biblical references to show that all humans are the same and that the social boundaries are only a mere separation system made for humans to discriminate themseleves.

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As a community living in earth, we are all responsible for one another and have the importance of caring for each other.

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When Priestley is talking about Eva Smith he is also talking more broadly about the female or male working class, the family, especially Sheila and Eric, have been greatly affected by their roles in Eva’s life, and the idea of there being millions of them is against the normal upperclass reality and mindset

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Maybe the people of 1945 weren’t good listeners so there had to be harsh consequences in order to teach them the right law

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The inspector is trying to tell the Birling family that there not just one but More people who are experiencing this. Eva Smith in the play is the representation of all the working class people in the 1912

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The Inspector is referring to the afterlife and how you will get paid back for what you did to someone in this life or in afterlife and you will get in trouble if you don’t take your responsibilities.

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There are other people who suffer and have problems like eva smith

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There are many others, not only one Eva Smith, who are going through the very same situation.

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"One Eva Smith has gone – but there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left"; in this quotation “Eva Smith” is the representation of the less fortunate individuals which walk on this Earth, in need of sympathy/compassion and friend-shipness. He is declaring this to the Birling family in order to spread awareness, and make sure that they comprehend that they still can make an impact, and help others in need of help. The use of repetition is just emphasizing on the large number of people who suffer from the identical issues which have once tormented Eva Smith.

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The inspector is emphasizing that there are still people suffering and getting discriminated for purely not having the ability to survive

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Smith was a very common working/lower class name during 20th century England and so using the name Smith was Priestley’s way of symbolizing the entire working class as a whole and showing the treatment they get and the conditions in which they live/work in.

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Smith was a common name back then. This refers to all the people

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Pathos, or appealing to the emotions of the Birling family, is the inspector's persuasive device for persuading them that what they did to Eva Smith was wrong and that they have a responsibility to working class people.

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Pathos, or appealing to the emotions of the Birling family, is the inspector's persuasive device for persuading them that what they did to Eva Smith was wrong and that they have a responsibility to working class people.

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Priestley is warning of war, he is also warning of economic collapse and growing class segregation, that further separates the country from itself

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There is no point in hanging in the past and regretting it and thinking about what you should have or shouldn't have done. Rather learn from the mistake and move on and help the people you couldn't help last time.

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Smith was a very common name

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It focuses on the biblical reference of "we are members of one body," which means that we are all one family, brothers and sisters, and that we must take care of and be responsible for one another.

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The inspector is priestlys mouth ppeice so everything inspector says reflects on priestly

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One Eva Smith has gone  – but there are millions and millions and millions of Eva Smiths and John Smiths still left with us - repetition of millions emphasises his point that Eva is representative of many others.

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Fire, blood and anguish may be used to symbolize the wars which occur when humans fight for power, wealth and status, as well as those wars being lessons for man-kind, this can also relate to the after life -hell-, where all horrible figures who used their influence negatively, will suffer.

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Priestley is reminding the audience that if we carry on living selfishly there will be consequences of war

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The Inspector is trying to express that we are all equals, that we feel the same emotions and that we all represent the planet being the body.

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‘Smith’ was a very common (working class) surname in England during the 20th century, the story of Eva smith also fits broadly with many more working class people during that era

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JB Priestley shows that there may be war upon the countries and the people that are prejudice towards these people will burn and die.

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The Inspector is emphasising that there are still people who our suffering and need help so we should stick together and help them

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Priestley is trying to tell everyone in the upper class or people who believe in classes or discriminate between people that , we all are responsible or eachother and we all are suppose to take care of eachother and not mistreat them because of their class or the problems they are going through

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PRIESTLEY IS TRYING TO TELL THE WORLD THROUGH THE INSPECTOR THAT WE ARE ALL THE SAME WE ARE ALL HUMANS AND SOME HUMANS LIKE US ARE SUFFERING IN THE WORLD AND DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO SURVIVE SO WE MUST HELP THEM

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The last name "Smith" was the most common last name back when the play was written and was significant as it was used to refer to the rest of the common people, to bring everyone close and relate every human to one kind.

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1 mistake shouldn't affect the future we should learn from our mistakes so future generations don't repeat the same mistake

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This means that there are a lot of people going through a similar problem and the higher class people should change their ways and become more responsible to prevent this from happening again

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There are many people who have the same problem like Eva

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The selfish people of some societies who don't use their power to potential good could be punished later on in their life. We should remember that there are people who unlike us don't get to live by with the basic necessities and we should atleast be kind enough to offer them a part of our meal and those who are selfish and unjust will regret their decisions.

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"their lives, their hopes, and fears, their suffering and chance of happiness, all intertwined with our lives" - use of emotive words helps us empathise with the victims like Eva Smith.

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Priestley says that if people are selfish and arrogant and don’t look out with each other, our sense of community will collapse and people will be alienated from each other, and people will value themselves over others and exploit the unfortunate.

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He refers to "them/theirs" as a collective term for all people. He claims that we are all responsible for one another, and that we should look out for one another and, above all, treat each other as equals.

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Priestley shows that there aren’t only a few people in this world who matter and have emotions, every single other human being ,poor or rich, are connected and are accountable for each other.

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This is a warning of war and a warning to those who don’t learn from their mistakes that they will suffer and they will then regret it all .

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Since the Inspector is Priestley's mouthpiece he uses him as his puppet to speak out for his own beliefs through the play, which will reach a wider audience, this highlights the realism behind the play which was a tool which Priestley used to talk to everyone and express his beliefs.

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The reference "blood and angusish," which symbolizes what people do for power back in the day, as well as the fact that even if you made a minor mistake, such as disrespecting the king when you didn't mean it, you would be executed , as it was very strict back then.

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The Inspector wants them to know that there are many other people other than Eva Smith who has gone through this cruelty and it is very important to stop it soon because you will go through what you have put others through and then you would realize how painful it was.

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Priestley was using the inspector as a mouthpiece throughout the play and the final speech was a final reflection on Priestley’s view/opinion. It was crucial for him to word it correctly as it needed to be very clear to the point and unable to be misinterpreted. It also needed to be able to leave a lasting memory into peoples minds so they think about it and see their mistakes.

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Priestly used the Inspector as his mouthpiece, all that came from the Inspector was Priestly's beliefs and views.  Priestly needed to get the words in the Inspector's speech right because each word holds an high importance and effect on the audience. Priestly chooses to spread these views and beliefs of his own to the audience and expects them to understand and infer them in the right way, which required the phrases and words to be impactful.

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Smith was a basic name employed by many people at that era it could classify anyone with the name as in whether they were from the upper class or lower class of the society.

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Smith was the common name but this shows that there are many more people like Eva smith who go through the same thing and they end up doing the same thing like Eva did because of people like the birling family and people need to stop doing this cuz it’s not just one person .

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its most probably one of the earliest jobs where specialist skills were required, so priestly choose that name

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Last name "Smith" was commonly used to name people, Eva Smith was a commoner living a terrible life full of pain and agony which was very common back then among the commoners.

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The surname Smith is significant as it is a common name which can represent that the problem is common.

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the inspector is trying to express that we are all humans we are all equal at the end

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The inspector is Priestley's mouth piece and he is using him to spread the message of stopping world wars. The audience of 1945 went through two world wars and Priestley is warning them to not repeat their actions as every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

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The inspector's words are the most significant in the play as it directs the audience to the fact about how the play went by.

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Priestly states this through violent imagery and directly refers to a war of a sort.

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PRIESTLEY IS TRYING TO TELL THE PEOPLE OF 1945 THAT PEOPLE WILL BE PUNISHED IN THE AFTER LIFE IF THEY ARE MEAN IN THE LIFE RIGHT NOW

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Smith was a common name, but he wanted to discuss the larger picture of what happened to lower-class families and how they were left behind or ignored, as well as how many other people, including Smith, were treated unfairly.

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the last name "smith" is a very common name for people back the when the book was written.

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The Inspector is saying that every wrong action you take will have consequences.

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Priestley shows through the inspector, his mouthpiece directed towards the audience, that people not willing to listen and understand what the inpector has said they will be damned/punished in hell, on earth or the afterlife.

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Priestley was using the inspector as his mouthpiece and he used him to spread awareness and spread the message that he wanted to spread using this whole
Play to the society and it’s people .

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The Inspectors speech is directly coming from Priestley. He creates a character which represents his ideology. With Priestley presenting his beliefs he could have indeed made an impact on the individuals of the “higher levels” of society. His specific beliefs needed to be presented in a manner which is clear and representative in order for him to be able to make an impression and an influence.