Sheila Birling
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- Created on: 07-05-14 18:34
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- Sheila Birling
- Characteristics
- Sharp
- He's giving us the rope- so that we'll hang ourselves" (pg 33)
- Strong minded
- "I don't believe I will. So you be careful" (pg 3)
- Selfish
- "You used the power you had [...] to punish the girl"
- Moral
- "But these girls aren't cheap labour- they're people"
- Looks to her mother for approval "Look- Mummy- isn't it a beauty?" (pg 5)
- Sharp
- Language
- "Squiffy"
- Shows the contrast between her and her parents
- Slang shows that she is young
- "Very pleased with life and rather excited"
- Her immaturity makes it easier to forgive her at the end of the play
- Due to her development through out the play
- Her immaturity makes it easier to forgive her at the end of the play
- "Squiffy"
- Audience
- She is more mature than the audience think
- Wise
- Sees what the inspector is doing
- Becomes suspicious of Gerald
- Isn't naive
- Knows about men using prostitutes
- Wise
- Priestley
- Uses her as a moral judge at the end of the play
- Uses her as "hope" for change
- She is more mature than the audience think
- Picks up the inspectors techniques
- Asks lots of questions
- Reveals Erics drinking problem
- Contradicts and undermines her parents
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