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Name Analysis: An Inspector Calls
Learn about name analysis in An Inspector Calls with this study guide. Understand the meaning of Inspector Goole and Sybil's name. Perfect for GCSE English exam prep with revision PDFs, worksheets, and booklets including answers and free downloads. Covers basic points and onomastic symbolism in An Inspector Calls.
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Sheila means 'Blind One', continuing her presentation as a naive member of the Upper class. At the start of the play, Sheila is self-centered and cannot observe issues faced by the working class (like Eva Smith). Therefore, this is a criticism of the upper class, suggesting that they are ignorant and that this hurts society.
What is the significance of Sheila's name?
Introduction to basic points in An Inspectir Calls, English Literature Exam
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