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This title will look at two symbols from An Inspector Calls. It will first ...This title will look at two symbols from An Inspector Calls. It will first consider the idea of Eva Smith as a symbol for the working classes. Priestley uses the fate of Eva Smith to highlight the injustices suffered by the poverty-stricken working classes at the hands of the irresponsible rich. In this title we will also consider the setting of the play - the dining room of the Birling family - and see how this symbol of wealthy respectability merely hides the family's secrets.
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