ll be wearing a white dress to show her as a subservient, well-mannered 1912 capitalist girl. Sheila would be wearing a lot of makeup, which is represents a 'mask' hiding her true face, and a lot of jewellery
             to show her materialistic manner. The audience would instantly see Sheila as a capitalist who is both wealthy and subservient. In the audience there may be many classes of people. Those who identify themselves as being capitalists may relate to Sheila from the very start. The socialist side of the audience may feel an element of anger and hatred towards her because of her stereotypical, capitalist manner.
             The first time that Sheila opens her mouth and says, "I should jolly well think not Gerald." Sheila should be standing up staring into Gerald's eyes repres
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