Context - Shiela

• What does Sheila symbolize in the play?

  She symbolizes hope and change.
• Why is Sheila important in the play?

  • Represents Priestley’s socialist message
  • Shows younger generation's openness to change
  • Acts as a moral contrast to her parents
• What themes are linked to Sheila's character?

  • Social Responsibility
  • Generational Divide
  • Guilt and Conscience
  • Class & Gender Expectations