The character of the inspector is utilised as a proxy by Priestley to vocalize his views regarding the requirement for socialist change as well as interrogating the way the Birlings construct, construe and apply their moral values in relation to legality and illegality. The inspector divulges the reprehensible culmination of capitalist behaviour liable for the death of Eva smith having ‘burnt her insides out’ conveying the significance and moral weight class prejudice has on individuals.
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