Sheila

Question 1

What she done to miss Smith?

Answer 1

Using her authority she sacked miss Smith because of jealousy.

Question 2

But these girls aren’t … - …

Answer 2

1. Cheap labour, 2. They’re people.

Question 3

How could I know what … ? If she’d been some … , I don’t suppose I’d have done it.

Answer 3

1. Would happen afterwards, 2. Some miserable plain little creatute.

Question 4

I’m to blame - and I’m desperately sorry - … - I won’t … - it’s simply … in the end she - commited suicide.

Answer 4

1. But i can’t believe, 2. Believe, 3. My fault that.

Question 5

How Sheila presented as selfish?

Answer 5

Her selfishness presented by her jealousy.

Question 6

You mustn’t try to … between us and that girl

Answer 6

Build up a kind of wall

Question 7

I can’t help thinking … - destroyed herself so horribly.

Answer 7

About this girl.

Question 8

How does Sheila shoe social responsibility?

Answer 8

She defends Eva Smith claiming that Eva and other members of the working class are “not cheap labour, they’re people”.

Question 9

What is Sheila symbol of?

Answer 9

She represent the younger generation and socialism.

Question 10

How does Sheila use her power?

Answer 10

Whilst shopping in Milwards, she uses the power of her surname to get Eva Smith sacked from her job.