Gerald Croft
Relationship with Eva
'made her happy for some time'
saved her from Alderman Meggarty and gave her a place to stay
said he 'expected nothing in return' immediately - defensive nature implies it's not true
broke the affair knowing they couldn't be together because of social class and his relationship with Sheila
Sheila
unfaithful
secretive
unloving
two-faced: 'I hope I make you as happy as you deserve to be'
says affair 'wasn't disgusting'
very similar views to older generation
happy to avoid scandal
agrees Mr Birling was right to fire Eva
polite and tactful
aristocracy
Eva becoming his mistress was inevitable - does he really love Sheila?
exploits her position and his class and power as a man for sexual favours
breaks affair after losing sexual interest
learns nothing from Inspector's visit - 'everything's alright now Sheila'