https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4 For Class Work en-us 2021-01-20 08:29:57 UTC 2021-01-29 16:04:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140607219 Shelia develops maturity throughout the play this is shown because at the very beginning Mr birling says "run along " this phrase is nearly always used on children therefore it displays mr birlings opinion of shelia .However when she was involved in the incident , she runs away from her responsibility but then realises what she has done and takes on her mistakes, unlike her farther. She also starts expressing her concerns "these girls are not cheap labour , they are people" highlighting her moving away and standing against her stereotype. Shelia overall represents what the writer wants the readers to do and the transformation that that the readers must undergo.]]> 2021-01-29 13:54:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140607219 https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140614325 Over the course of the play  Sheila develops a less immature attitude towards life and demands more respect. At the start of the play Sheila uses terms like “mummy” which can be seen babyish for her age as a grown women.Also her family treat her like a child when she asks her father what is wrong he tells her to “ run along” which is again treating her immaturely.After some realisation in the course of eva’s death and confronted by the inspector - she suddenly acted her own age and was shocked at her own actions .She realised what she and her family had done was wrong and took accountability which shows her high maturity to solve the problem.]]> 2021-01-29 13:56:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140614325 https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140793595 At the start of the play, Sheila is portrayed as puerile and conscientious towards everyone and everything around her. In the beginning of the play, it can be shown that Sheila has always got what she wanted from her parents because of the way she has been socialised, she can use her power and authority to perform puerile acts, a very stereotypical middle-class girl in 1912. Sheila can be seen to be more conscientious at the beginning rather the end where it can be highlighted 'I'm sorry daddy actually I was listening' in this you can get a clear idea that Sheila shows her naivety and a lack of maturity in the way she reacts to her father. She also refers to her father as 'daddy', a juvenile term. Furthermore, in the quote 'Except for all last summer, when you never came near me.' Sheila can still be seen to be resentful about something that happened a year ago. Priestly uses Sheila to give the audience hope that the Edwardian society can improve in 1945 if people take responsibility for the impact of their actions. In the quote 'it was my own fault' this shows that Sheila is beginning to conform and take responsibility as she was the first to accept her wrong doing. Throughout the play, Sheila begins to realise how serious and real some situations really are and decides to challenge them in an assertive manner while also being more apprehension for the people 'below her'. Sheila's transformation can be show n clearly when she critiques her father while aligning with the inspector, 'But these girls aren't cheap labour-they're people' this conveys that Sheila is now beginning to understand the class differences which is when she decides to challenge the Edwardian family values. Towards the ending of the play, after Sheila is knowledgeable about the family's participation of Eva's death, she decides to become more independent with her decisions. 'if all that's come out tonight is true, it doesn't much matter who made us confess' in this quote it very clearly shows how her attitude has changed. She has a very moral point of view and has taken the inspector's role now he has left, reminding each member of their crimes. Sheila is now much wiser and mature about life which enables her to judge her parents and Gerald from a new perspective. However, the most drastic change has been in herself. She has a new perspective of social classes and is aware of social responsibilities.]]> 2021-01-29 14:34:18 UTC https://padlet.com/cmorton49/yac7an5ugnjct4w4/wish/1140793595