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Pygmalion
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George Bernard Shaw
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Pygmalion Symbolism, Imagery & Allegory
Sometimes, there’s more to Lit than meets the eye.
The Looking-Glass
The looking-glass is only mentioned once, toward the very end of Act 2. It is involved in what seems to be a very minor incident. Eliza, it seems, has never looked at herself in a mirror, and she d...
Clothing
You know how they say "The clothes make the man"? Well, in Pygmalion it holds true…for the most part. The most striking example of this takes place just before the discussion of the mirror. D...
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