All these points are there to remind us of how not all good things last and how we should all look out for each other and not just for ourselves. An example is 'We are members of one body,' said the inspector. This shows us that the inspector is enforcing the point of being part of one community and that we should look out for one and other. This also shows the link of how the inspector could just be Priestley in another form such as a ghost. I believe that Priestley is reminding us to look out for each other just in case any major wars happen and we have to rely on each other so that's maybe why he is enforcing this.
             When the inspector first enters the stage the atmosphere changes, but not a great deal on first sight of the inspector. The inspector does not appear to be a big man but he does make him self appear strong and confident. He gives an impression that he will destroy them if they toy with him.
             Sheila changes the way she thinks and decides from now on she is going to be good. She has come to this decision as a result of the influence the inspector has had on her. His socialist views have been understood by Sheila and have changed her because she is going to start to care for other people. For example 'whoever that inspector was it was anything but a joke. You knew it then. You began to learn something. And now you've stopped,' said Sheila. This shows us that the Inspector really has
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