What does Mrs Birling say about Arthur and his work? Also how does Sheila's view differ?
This is from I am am predicting scene 2.
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What does Mrs Birling say about Arthur and his work? Also how does Sheila's view differ?
In the scene, Mrs Birling comments in Gerald's working too much. She tells Sheila that she will have to get used to men spending all of their time and energy on their work, just as she did. Sheila's view differs as she playfully tells Gerald that he'd better be "careful."
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