Sheila

Question 1

Paragraph 2. Shows how she’s childish, highlights her immaturity and materialism.

Answer 1

“Look mummy isn’t it a beauty”

Question 2

Paragraph 3: Highlights younger generations ability to realise need for change. Sheila recognises humanity for lower classes and accepts responsibility

Answer 2

“But these girls went cheap labour, they’re people”

Question 3

Paragraph 4: A quote representing the dividend between classes, highlights her understatement, and how she recognises ignorance doesn’t make change.

Answer 3

“Build up a wall between us and the girl”

Question 4

Paragraph 5: Fully changed perspective, full realisation of social awareness, opposing her parents. Represents upper class refusal to change.

Answer 4

“Your beginning all wrong again”