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EITHER ‘Gerald Croft presents himself as respectable, but there are signs he is not as honourable as he appears.’ How far do you agree? OR Explore how Priestley presents the misuse of power in the play. How does Priestley present Gerald Croft as a man with conflicting values in the play? You must consider language, form and structure in your answer ‘Gerald Croft presents himself as respectable, but there are signs he is not as honourable as he appears.’ How far do you agree with this view of Gerald in An Inspector Calls ? You must consider language, form and structure in your answer. 🔷 (AO1) Knowledge & Understanding (15 marks) Gerald Croft is presented as a respectable upper-class man , described as a ‘well-bred young man-about-town’. This suggests he appears polite, charming and socially acceptable, but Priestley gradually reveals that this respectable image hides more selfish and morally questionable behaviour in Act 1, Gerald appears as the ideal fiancé , giving S...