Dramatic devices in An Inspector Calls

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Across
  1. 4. Sheila's ring is an example of this and so is the champagne
  2. 5. "We hear the sharp ring of the front door bell. Birling stops to listen.
  3. 7. lights "pink and intimate until the inspector's arrival and then it should be brighter and harder"
  4. 8. where Eric spends most of Acts 1 and 2
  5. 10. instructions to the cast and director of a play about how it should be conveyed
  6. 11. physical objects on stage
  7. 13. words exchanged between characters
  8. 14. where a single character speaks at length with other characters listening on stage
Down
  1. 1. what the actors wear to help convey their characters
  2. 2. "Well?" End of Act One
  3. 3. where the plot takes an unexpected turn
  4. 6. when something is revealed to the audience but not the characters
  5. 9. dropping hints about future events in the plot
  6. 12. a story with a hidden meaning that is usually a moral message