An Inspector Calls - Sheila Birling
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- Created on: 24-05-18 16:54
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- An Inspector Calls: Sheila Briling
- Description
- "pretty girl in her early twenties"
- Young, immature and naïve
- "very pleased with life and rather excited"
- recently engaged
- "pretty girl in her early twenties"
- Relationships
- Childish relationships with her parents
- "mummy" "daddy"
- Young, immature and naïve
- "mummy" "daddy"
- Love-hate relationship with Eric
- "She's got a nasty temper sometimes- but she's not bad really"
- Childish relationships with her parents
- Position in society
- Middle class woman
- powerful
- "so you used the power you had...to punish the girl"
- powerful
- If she hadn't met the Inspector, she may have become like her mother
- Shows hope for the future as the younger generations take on board the idea of change
- Changing so everyone is responsible for each other
- including the working class and women
- If she hadn't met the Inspector, she may have become like her mother
- Shows hope for the future as the younger generations take on board the idea of change
- Changing so everyone is responsible for each other
- including the working class and women
- including the working class and women
- Changing so everyone is responsible for each other
- Shows hope for the future as the younger generations take on board the idea of change
- If she hadn't met the Inspector, she may have become like her mother
- including the working class and women
- Changing so everyone is responsible for each other
- Shows hope for the future as the younger generations take on board the idea of change
- Middle class woman
- Responsibility
- Eventually accepts responsibility
- At first she isn't aware of her social responsibility
- "(miserably) so I'm really responsible"
- Priestley uses Sheila to show the audience how people can change to accept responsibility
- Priestley uses Sheila to show the audience how people can change to accept responsibility
- Eventually accepts responsibility
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