Sheila character overview
- Created by: Cat91
- Created on: 29-04-18 19:16
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- Shelia
- Just engaged
- To Gerald
- Pleased and excited at the prospect of marriage
- Distressed over Eva's death
- 'Oh how horrible, was it an accident?' Shelia Act 1
- Naive in thinking that you can accidentally drink a lethal amount of disinfectant
- 'Oh how horrible, was it an accident?' Shelia Act 1
- Got her fired from Milwards
- Did it out of jealousy
- Troubled at the hardship it brought Eva
- Character traits
- Jealous
- Did it out of jealousy
- Jealous
- Recognises that the inspector knows everything already
- Smarter
- Breaks of engagement when finds out Gerald had an affair
- Respects his honesty
- Revels that Eric drinks to much
- She changes the most
- By the end supports the need for social justice
- Represents that the young generation can change
- Can be shown as a strong female character
- Time of the suffragettes
- Her voice goes from carefree to a more serious note throughout the play
- Grows up
- Just engaged
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