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how is shelia presented at the start of the play |
giddy, naive and childish |
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what is the context for shelia? |
- Priestly shows his opinion on youth, he saw them as the one who could solve the countries issues - Priestly used shelia to voice his socialist views -He showed the life of women and how they weren’t recognised in the same level as men |
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how is shelia presented at the end of the play |
assertive and intelligent as she matures throughout the play |
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how does shelia represent the younger generation? |
she presents the idea that society can change, shelia learns the socialist message as the inspector says ‘ they’re more impressionable’ |
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two quotes to show shelia a change in tone to her parents- |
- act one: ‘ oh- it’s wonderful- Look- mummy. - act three: ‘Mother - stop- stop !’ |
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quotes where shelia is assertive- |
- ‘oh, don’t be stupid’ - ‘ Don’t interfere, please, father’ -‘ it frightens me the way you talk’ |
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a quote to show shelia a socialist attitude |
But these girls aren’t cheap labour, they’re people |
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quotes where shelia took responsibility- |
- so i’m really responsible? - and it’s what we did that’s important - everything we said happened, really happened |
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quotes to show shelia being intelligent- |
- He’s giving us the rope- so that we’ll hand ourselves. - You fool. He knows! |
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a phrase to describe shelia |
a pretty girl in her early twenties, very pleased with life and rather excited |
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quotes where shelia starts to stand up for herself |
‘i’m not a child, don’t forget’ |
