Characters
She is a low-class flower girl that transformed into a duchess.
Who is Eliza?
What is Pygmalion?
Higgins and Pickering play a direct role in her transformation.
Who is Eliza Doolittle?
Remarks made about issues in society.
Social Commentary
What are the weather conditions at the start of act I in Pygmalion?
It is raining.
He treats everyone in a rude manner and only apologies to his mother. An academic
Who is Professor Henry Higgins?
This work deals with money and appearances, as the mother beings to say "there must be more money, there must be more money!"
What is "The Rocking-Horse Winner"?
Victor rejects this figure and does not use his god-like powers rationally to create another one of these
Who is the Creature?
To be banished and banned from one's native land.
This character falls off the rocking horse at the end of the work.
Who is Paul?
Who is Paul?
Misery and penance serve as the two primary parts of this work.
What is "The Rimer of the Ancient Mariner"?
A drought, drinking his own blood, and having the desire to tell his tale to ensure that people that hear the tale know that there is a responsibility to take care of God's creations
Who is the Mariner?
What is melodrama?
What is Mr. Gradgrind's learning theory in Hard Times?
What are the facts?
He is created and then rejected. Spends much of the novel during his narrative seeking forms of companionship.
Who is the Creature?
Frankenstein
An argument can be made that social responsibility and care for others are this work's primary functions.
What is Frankenstein?
She is the character that is obsessed with money.
Who is Hester?
What is ambition?
Frankenstein is noted as having this many narrators..
What are three?
He begins his narrative with the phrase: "there was a ship?
Who is the Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
Irony is riddled through this work, as the speaker poses many questions and receives a different outcome than she expected.
What is "Ah, Are You Digging on My Grave?"
She is Victor's sister whom he feels a personal responsibility to take care of.
Who is Elizabeth?
The opposite of what is intended?
What is irony?
What is guilt?