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Pygmalion
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George Bernard Shaw
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Pygmalion: Themes (For the Most Part) True or False
1.
We have everything from slang to small talk. Which theme is this? -> Language
True
False
2.
Pygmalion is about turning a girl into a -> Princess
True
False
3.
The play wants us to ask ourselves what I really means to think about different versions of the self, and whether that self can ever really be changed. Which theme is this? -> Identity
True
False
4.
__ can be deceiving and the trick is to learn how to judge. -> Class
True
False
5.
We see different types of influence and control, sometimes literal and other times metaphorical. Which theme is this? -> Manipulation
True
False
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