Godfrey Cass

Godfrey Cass is a character from J.B. Priestley's play "The Old Vic." He is a young man from a wealthy family, characterized by his arrogance, entitlement, and lack of responsibility. Throughout the story, Godfrey's actions reveal a sense of entitlement and moral complacency, often ignoring the needs or feelings of others. His character embodies themes of social class, privilege, and personal growth, serving as a contrast to more humble or responsible characters. Ultimately, Godfrey's journey highlights the importance of humility and integrity in personal development.