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…Macbeth represents ‘the (anti) hero’ he fears being seen as weak and his arrogance is a fatal flaw… …Lady Macbeth is ‘the rebel’, she desires power and will break rules, even crossing over to the dark, to achieve it... ...The Inspector takes on a 'father' role for Eva, as he protects her and attempts to keep her safe from the Birlings by keeping her photograph in his pocket and defending her …Mr Birling is also ‘the father’ as he is controlling, stern and powerful conflicts with Inspector- they compete for this role and it is a source of conflict ...Mr and Mrs Birling are the cruel 'villains' whose behaviour exploits and hurts others for their own benefit. ...Sheila as the 'regular girl' who the audience identifies with and accompanies her on her journey of enlightenment. …Gerald is aiming to be ‘the hero’ as he seeks to save Daisy Renton at first and also tries to rescue her. … The Inspector is ‘the rebel’ as he seeks to overturn the social order. …Hyde is the villain who gives into his dark side/ urges and is devoid of sympathy. ...Jekyll is ‘the creator’ as he seeks to experiment and to realise a vision through creativity. ...Jekyll gives into his dark side and embraces it to become Hyde …Hyde is Jekyll’s ‘shadow’ that is controlling him. …Utterson is ‘the sage’ as he truth and understanding.
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