Why does J.B. Priestly present Sheila to drastically transformation her attitude and behaviour towards the inspector?
Quote: “No, but you haven’t finishes asking questions – have you?”, “Then I’m staying”
Sheila is a bit put off by the Inspector's questions. After revealing she knew the girl, and that it seems they have more ties than she initially believed, Sheila has no wish to be excluded from the room or the questioning. The fact that the other seem to wish her gone makes her even more determined to stay.
An Inspector Calls
Sheila starts to realize that this is no ordainary police inspector and she knows that he knows more than even they know themselves so she is intrigued to see what comes out next. Plus after finding out what a horrid thing she had done to the girl she just doesnt want to go without feeling completely responsible for the girl's death, does she now?
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