Sheila Birling Flashcards

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Q

How is Sheila treated throughout the play?

A

She is not taken seriously as she is a young woman

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How is it shown that Sheila is childish?

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She refers to her parents as ‘mummy’ and ‘daddy’

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What does the quote ‘Look mummy isn’t it a beauty?’ show about Sheila’s character

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She is childish and obsessed with vanity

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How does Sheila grow throughout the play?

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Unlike her parents she progressively accepts blame for her actions through the night

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How are the younger generation different to their parents in the play?

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They accept blame for what they have done

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Name one quote that shows Sheila’s emotional intelligence?

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‘But these girls aren’t cheap labour there people’

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What does the quote ‘She was a very pretty girl too -with big dark eyes-and that didn’t make it any better’ show about Sheila?

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She is obsessed with vanity

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what does the quote ‘the point is you don’t seem to have learnt anything’ show about Sheila?

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she understands that her actions have consequences unlike her parents

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Q

what quote does Sheila use which describes both world wars?

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Fire blood and anguish

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which quote describes how little Mr Mrs birling care about what the inspector has said?

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‘you’re pretending everything’s just as it was before’

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what quote shows Sheila’s conflict with her parents and Gerald regarding responsibility?

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“you’re pretending everything’s just as it was before”

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