Sheila

Question 1

Representing her innocence and lack of maturity- we can see her to go on to the rether to the woman who gave birth to her as ‘mother’ later in the play

Answer 1

“Yes, go on, Mummy”

Question 2

Sheila already seen to be challenging her father

Answer 2

“But these girls aren’t cheap labour- they’re people.”

Question 3

Sheila learning and realising they are all moraly wrong for what they have done to Eva

Answer 3

“I suppose we’re all nice people now”

Question 4

Shows the inequality in society- just because someone is pretty and born into an upper class they have their whole life sorted

Answer 4

“A pretty girl in her early twenties, very pleased with life and rather excited”

Question 5

Wishing she could do differently- contradictional- some may argue she is trying to be apologetic others will argue she is trying to ease the situation

Answer 5

“And if I could help her now, I would-”