sheila

sheila is a superficial charecter with materialistic disposotion whos moral compass is compramised by her capitalist and selfish upbringing.

“(half serious half playful) yes except for all last summer”

“is this the one you wanted me to have i think its perfect now i really feel engaged”

these girls arnt cheap labour there people”

“oh how horable was it an accident oh i wish you hadnt told me”

despite her inital self defence and denial, her empathy and guilt tranforms into a clear and strong sense of responsability toward the poor.

“if shed been some poor misable little creature id int suppose id have done it”

(miserably)”so im really responsable”

“he didnt thinn it amounted to much but j felt rotton about it at the time”

“i noticed them giving me a sort of look sometimes..”

preistly presents sheilas moral growth as she condemns her parents involvement and lack if acountability.

“you musnt try and build a wall between us and the girl”

“i think it was cruel and vile”

“it friengens me the way you talk”

sheila becomes the inspectors proxy but priestly questions how far shes willing to go.

“i remeber what he said how he looked and what he made me feel fire blood and angiush”

“no not yet its too sokn i must think”