Discuss the way in which Sheila changes throughout the play

Birlings to discuss how Sheila changes in the play is a middle-class family in the Edward era. Theater was held in North Midlands 'Birling family' s house in 1912. At that time, women were thought to be inferior to men. People are always thinking that this man is the leader of the house. Women are not supposed to be able to participate in serious dialogue too and need to be protected. At the beginning of the play, Sheila was said to be young, attractive, young and childish.

Sheila and her brother Eric have relationships with her in a completely different way from other roles. The relationship with him changes as the game progresses. At the beginning of the drama, Sheila saw Eric as a troubling brother, but she did not notice much in his view. But at the end of the game, they agreed with each other and paid close attention to each other's opinions. Sheila said she scared her by other family conversation, and Eric said: "I agree with Sheila, this can be found on page 71. I also fear me It is. This shows a match of thought between Sheila and Eric at the end of the drama.

The relationship between Sheila and Gerrard changed as the game progressed. She treated her as a child and had a gift like a ring to please her. But when the drama continues his attitude towards change and when he says there is something to do but she does not get back the ring at once, he understands her maturity. He began to understand her and realized her change. But in the end he still wants to return to normal like Mr. Birling and his wife. As Sheila and Erik did, he does not regret himself perfectly, he does not understand the importance of prosecutors. He saw it at the beginning of the play, so she no longer considers Sheila as possession of property.