sheila

• you talk as if we were responsible
• these girls aren't cheap labor they're people!
• 'Oh isn't it wonderful! look mummy, isn't it a beauty' highlights the patriarchal society sheila has grown up in.
• 'You mustn't try to build up a wall between us and that girl'
• bitterly'i suppose were all nice people now'
• ' yes, go on mummy' 'it frightens me the way you talk'
• Priestly uses the character of sheila to represent his own views of social responsibility.
• She offers the hope for the future generations to be able to break free of this classist mindset
• at times, she acts as the inspectors mouthpiece and supports his criticism of the other characters.
• However, sheilas character becomes quite dictate and this can make her a character who the audience do not sympathise with as her change happened far to quickly, suggesting she is in some ways rather unrealistic.