An Inspector Calls GCSE Lesson Seven = Character Analysis, Key Quotes and Model Answer for Sheila

In this lesson revising for the GCSE English Literature exams, we look at Sheila Birling and how to write about her.

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both Sheila and Gerald were described as dynamic deuteragonists, but is the difference that Gerald falls into a more tragic and self-humiliating route where he exposes his aristocracy by being involved with 'girls of that class', but Sheila changes for good and gains a voice against a patriarchal deafening society??