Frankenstein
This character vows revenge on Victor Frankenstein after being rejected by society
Who is Frankenstein's Monster?
Pygmalion is a sculptor who falls in love with this creation.
What is a statue?
This character is a phonetics professor who transforms Eliza Doolittle.
Who is Henry Higgins?
An idea that applies to anyone, anywhere, regardless of cultural differences. You may also know this as "the moral of the story" or "the life lesson to be learned."
What is theme?
This is the feeling or atmosphere created for the reader by an author.
What is mood?
The Creature’s feelings of abandonment are heightened after he is attacked by this family.
Who are the DeLacey family?
This goddess grants Pygmalion’s wish to bring his creation to life.
Who is Venus?
This character provides comic relief and is Eliza’s father.
Who is Alfred Doolittle?
The theme of transformation is central to Pygmalion’s myth, symbolized by this event.
What is the statue coming to life?
When the monster composes his plan to befriend old man DeLacey, he feels this, which could also mean "optimistic"
What is hopeful?
The Creature demands this from Victor as a means to end his loneliness.
What is a female companion?
Pygmalion’s story is often interpreted as a commentary on this aspect of human nature.
What is the desire for perfection?
This character is a fellow phonetics expert and friend of Henry Higgins.
Who is Colonel Pickering?
This theme is explored through Eliza’s transformation and the reactions of those around her, highlighting societal expectations.
What is the theme of social class and mobility?
The mood of Pygmalion’s story shifts from this to this, reflecting his journey from despair to joy.
What is from loneliness to fulfillment?
The Creature’s narrative in Chapter 16 reveals his complex feelings towards this concept, which he both desires and despises.
What is human companionship?
Pygmalion’s story explores themes of this, reflecting the artist’s relationship with his creation.
What is the power of art and transformation?
The play’s title, “Pygmalion,” refers to this mythological story.
What is the story of Pygmalion and Galatea?
The theme "don't judge a book by its cover" applies to these two characters.
Who are Eliza Doolittle and Frankenstein's Monster?
The mood of the play often shifts between these two tones, reflecting the comedic and serious elements of the story.
What are humor and critique?
The Creature’s encounter with this young boy leads to a tragic outcome.
Who is William Frankenstein?
The statue brought to life by Venus is named this.
Who is Galatea?
Shaw’s play critiques this aspect of society, particularly through the transformation of Eliza.
What is social class distinction?
This theme is highlighted by the Creature’s experiences and his interactions with humans, emphasizing the consequences of isolation.
What is the theme of alienation and loneliness?
The mood in Chapter 16 can be described as this, reflecting the Creature’s growing despair and anger.
What is vengeful?