Shelia Birling
- Created by: Emma
- Created on: 30-03-14 13:30
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- Shelia Birling
- Initial Impressions
- Got a temper
- "don't be an ***, Eric"
- immature, childish, young, naïve, snobbery
- Could also be seen as modern, as using derogatory language towards a man
- sense of order and self-importance
- Spoilt, snobbish, daddy's princess
- immature, childish, young, naïve, snobbery
- "don't be an ***, Eric"
- Daddy's girl
- "I'm sorry, Daddy"
- Sounds like a 4 year old
- Adults in Early 20s were still seen as children in 1912
- Born into money might not see it as snobbery
- Sounds like a 4 year old
- "I'm sorry, Daddy"
- Got a temper
- Change
- Construct for Priestly, her attitudes change through the play
- Becomes more like the Inspector
- Differences in her speech
- "mummy" to "mother
- Shows comp***ion
- "But these girls aren't cheap labour - they're people."
- Perceptive
- Realises Gerald knew Daisy
- First to realise Eric's part
- First to wonder about the Inspector
- Much wiser
- Respects Gerald's honesty
- Judge parents and Gerald from a new persepctive
- Awakened social conscience
- More aware of her responsibilities
- Construct for Priestly, her attitudes change through the play
- Initial Impressions
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