An Inspector Calls explores themes of social responsibility, class divide, and moral accountability through the investigation of Eva Smith's death. The play critically examines the character analysis Mr Birling and other members of the privileged Birling family, while the Inspector Goole symbolism english literature serves as a catalyst for moral awakening. Eva Smith universal oppression symbol analysis demonstrates how she represents all vulnerable members of society.

• The Inspector acts as both a moral compass and supernatural entity, forcing the Birlings to confront their actions
• Class divisions and social responsibility are central themes, highlighted through the contrast between the wealthy Birlings and working-class Eva
• The younger generation (Eric and Sheila) show capacity for change while the older generation remains stubborn
• Dramatic irony and symbolism are used extensively to reinforce the play's socialist message
• Character development reveals the impact of guilt, responsibility and moral awakening