An Inspector Calls explores the theme of responsibility in An Inspector Calls analysis through the stark contrast between younger and older generations' responses to Eva Smith's death.
- The younger generation, represented by Sheila and Eric, demonstrate growth and acceptance of their actions
- Generational attitudes towards responsibility in AIC highlight the moral divide between progressive youth and conservative elders
- The older Birlings steadfastly refuse to acknowledge their role in Eva's demise, exemplifying societal resistance to change
- Multiple character admission of guilt quotes from AIC showcase the varying levels of moral development among characters
- The Inspector serves as a catalyst for revealing each character's true nature through their response to responsibility
