AIC Character-Sheila Birling
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- Created on: 04-02-18 16:09
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- Sheila Birling
- She is initially pleased and excited at the prospect of her marriage to Gerald Croft
- However she breaks of the engagement once she finds out that Gerald had an affair with Daisy Renton/Eva Smith
- She respects Gerald for being honest about what he did to Eva
- However she breaks of the engagement once she finds out that Gerald had an affair with Daisy Renton/Eva Smith
- She is distressed when she hears that a young woman had taken her own life
- She reveals to her family that Eric drinks too much
- Once she has seen the photo she knows what she had done
- Reveals that she was responsible for Eva's dismissal from Milwards
- Once she has seen the photo she knows what she had done
- She is the only one to recognise that the Inspector can't be lied to
- She is the character that changes the most during the play
- The first one to realise that the working class are still people
- "But these girls aren't cheap labour-they're people"
- Accepts responsibility for Eva's death
- "The point is you don't seem to have learnt anything"
- "I behaved badly too. I know I did. I'm ashamed of it"
- The first one to realise that the working class are still people
- She see's Eva as a person, rather than a thing that they can control
- Part of the younger generation that know that they have done wrong
- Cared most about Eva Smith/Daisy Renton and what her family did to her
- Originally only cared about appearances
- "Pretty?"
- She is initially pleased and excited at the prospect of her marriage to Gerald Croft
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