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1. www.oxnotes.com › sheila-birling-quotes-and-notesSheila Birling: Quotes + Notes ️ : An Inspector Calls

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   Pg 29: (to Inspector) 'There's something I don't understand about you'. Pg 30: ' (slowly, carefully now) You mustn’t try to build up a kind of wall between us and that girl. If you do, then the Inspector will just break it down. And it’ll be all the worse when he does.'.

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2. englishmadesimple.org › sheila-birling-quotesSheila Birling quotes - English Made Simple

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   Feb 22, 2021 · 5. Quotes: I don't believe I will. (half playful, half serious, to Gerald.) So you be careful. Analysis: This is said in reply to her mother reproaching Sheila for the comment above and telling Sheila important men will be busy with work and she must get used to that.

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4. genius.com › J-b-priestley-an-inspector-calls-actJ. B. Priestley – An Inspector Calls, Act Two | Genius

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   Sheila : be careful you don't ask for more, gerald. Gerald: I only ment to say to you – why stay when you'll hate it? Sheila: It can't be any worse for me than it has been. And it might be ...

5. genius.com › J-b-priestley-an-inspector-calls-actJ. B. Priestley – An Inspector Calls, Act Three | Genius

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   Sheila: You see, Gerald, you haven't to know the rest of our crimes and idiocies. ... Birling: (going to sideboard) So could I. Mrs Birling: (smiling) And I must say, Gerald, you've argued this ...

6. www.sparknotes.com › drama › an-inspector-callsAn Inspector Calls Act Two Summary & Analysis | SparkNotes

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   Summary. The Inspector returns to the room, where Sheila and Gerald are talking. Sheila says she believes the Inspector already knows about Gerald’s relationship with Eva. Gerald tells the Inspector he worries that Sheila is becoming “hysterical” and should be excused. Sheila admits she might be hysterical, but asks to remain.

7. pmt.physicsandmathstutor.com › download › EnglishSheila Birling - Character Profile - An Inspector Calls ...

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   Sheila is receptive to the Inspector’s message and noticeably evolves as a character. Her jealous instincts are replaced by a sense of maturity by the end of the play. Sheila is a part of the younger generation, alongside Eric. Each child shows resentment towards the lack of social responsibility their parents feel.

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   What does Sheila say about Gerald's relationship with Eva?

   • The Inspector returns to the room, where Sheila and Gerald are talking. Sheila says she believes the Inspector already knows about Gerald’s relationship with Eva. Gerald tells the Inspector he worries that Sheila is becoming “hysterical” and should be excused. Sheila admits she might be hysterical, but asks to remain.

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   What does the inspector tell Gerald about Sheila?

   • The Inspector informs him that, in her diary, she wrote she had gone away for two months to the seaside, to think about what had happened between her and Gerald. Gerald asks the Inspector if he might walk outside, to collect his thoughts. The Inspector allows this. Before Gerald goes, he and Sheila talk in front of the rest of the family.

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   How does Sheila feel about Gerald?

   • Sheila’s perception of Gerald has changed and she can no longer ignore the injustices in society. Here, Sheila acknowledges the purpose of the Inspector’s inquiry - a moral teaching. Priestley does this to portray the older generation as stubborn and opposed to changing their stance on responsibility.

   Sheila Birling - Character Profile - An Inspector Calls - Edexcel

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   What does Sheila tell the Inspector about Sybil?

   • Note: Beginning of Act Two to the questioning of Sybil The Inspector returns to the room, where Sheila and Gerald are talking. Sheila says she believes the Inspector already knows about Gerald’s relationship with Eva. Gerald tells the Inspector he worries that Sheila is becoming “hysterical” and should be excused.

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   Is Sheila defending Gerald?

   • Birling: Now, sheila, I'm not defending him. But you must understand that a lot of young men- Sheila: don't interfere, please, father. Gerald knows what I mean, and you apparently don't. Gerald: Yes, I know what you mean. But I'm coming back – if I may. Sheila: all right. Mrs Birling: Well, really, I don't know.

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   Does Sheila accept the good in Gerald?

   • It is a credit to Sheila that she can accept some of the good in Gerald, even while recognizing the selfishness of his affair and the part that Gerald has played in the death of Eva/Daisy. And Sheila is willing to do this even after Gerald has accused her of being spiteful.

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9. senecalearning.com › en-GB › revision-notesAct 2 Key Quotes - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls

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   Sheila shows a great deal of emotional maturity. She breaks her engagement because she realises that she does not really know her fiancé. Although she had said many sarcastic, harsh comments to Gerald during his interrogation (questioning), she does not hate him. But she feels that she cannot commit to spending her life with a man sh