Breaking Conventions in 'An Inspector Calls'

This chapter explores how 'An Inspector Calls' defies the norms of a typical murder mystery by focusing on a suicide investigation and intertwining the characters' responsibilities. It also analyzes the play's deviation from naturalistic theater through the introduction of a prescient supernatural character. The discussion delves into the initial impressions of the characters, the setting's posh ambiance, and the subtle hints of scandal that foreshadow the unfolding drama.