her anguish at her acts and her family’s behaviour is clear. When she finds out that Eva was pregnant, she begins to feel very sorry for her acts. “No! Oh – horrible – horrible!” This shows that when she knows that she is involved, she begins to show true compassion. If she knew that because of her father’s greed, and her lavish spending, many people do not have enough money to live in proper housing or feed their family properly, then she might show more compassion. However, for now, the audience has to be content with her sadness at Eva’s death. She seems to develop her maturity as she learns more and more of the circumstances of Eva’s death. She seems to compress ten years of learning into an hour. This shows that she is willing to be independent, but she needs to be shown that she can be independent. She has the ability and the compassion to be a good person, but this quality is often suppressed by the attraction of money. wweg egw stegegud eeg egnt ceg enegtral egcoeg uk; wwfc fcw stfcfcud efc fcnt cfc enfctral fccofc uk.p

Sheila Birling learns a lot during the play and undergoes, in a short time space, a change that usually only happens over a very long period of time. This is caused by what she has to go through during the play. First, she finds out that she was involved in Eva’s suicide. This makes her think about the sort of person she is and this starts the change of attitude inside her. Then, she find

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