An Inspector Calls End of act 1: Sheila and Gerald.
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- Created on: 07-02-19 21:26
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- End of Act 1: Sheila and Gerald
- Structure: Pace, shifts, changes, tension, climax.
- Inspector leads interrogations, quick, sharp questions.
- Al of the Inspectors interrogations are structured the same way.
- Fast pace
- Sheila's long speech incriminates her.
- Every time something important happens the pace quickens.
- Gerald's affair is the climax of act 1
- Edwardian women vs Post war women
- Sheila regretting her decision is untypical of an Edwardian Woman.
- Edwardian women had to look after her image
- Sheila is a typical Edwardian woman with typical post war woman views.
- Sheila can handle the questions because she represents the 1945 woman she can become.
- Sheila is resiliant
- Use of language
- Inspector asks brief blunt questions.
- Sheila can handle the questions because she represents the 1945 woman she can become.
- Sheila is resiliant
- Sheila can handle the questions because she represents the 1945 woman she can become.
- Sheilas speech is filled with materialistic language and personal pronouns.
- Inspector asks brief blunt questions.
- Structure: Pace, shifts, changes, tension, climax.
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