Mapa mental
PYGMALION
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PYGMALION
LIZA
- Starts as a lower class flower girl to an independent lady
- illusion to Galactea
- Starts as a lower class flower girl to an independent lady
HIGGINS
- Eliza changes his opinion about pretty women
- Gains respect for Eliza
- Eliza changes his opinion about pretty women
MRS HIGGINS/MRS PEARCE
- FUNCTION
- tell us about Liza and Higgins
- constantly worried Higgins will say something embarrassing
- Mrs Higgins: doesn't want Higgins around her guests
- do not believe Eliza to be able to make it as a duchesse
- FUNCTION
DOOLITTLE
- FUNCTION
- represents classes– lower, undeserving and middle classes
- symbolic character
- symbolises middle class
- brings up family; money issues; jokes about beating– violence
- symbolises middle class
- FUNCTION
NEPOMMUCK
- FUNCTION
- Contrast with Higgins
- Higgins is more "angry" and *frustrated" when speaking
- Uses language improvement to gain money– self important
- more of a servile / spy
- Higgins is more honest/rude, not judgmental of people, though of their accents
- reflects the saying "British people can't speak their own language"
- "Only foreigners who have been thought to speak it speak it well"
- She is of "royal blood"!
- Contrast with Higgins
- FUNCTION
SYMBOLS
- Taxis
- Comfort
- Luxury
- Slippers
- Chocolates
- Jewelry
- Status
- Taxis
EVENTS THAT RAISE TENTION
- Climax
- after party– what is to happen to Eliza now (slippers scene)
- Eliza finally speaks up about what is to happen to her
- Nepommuck's scene
- at Mrs Higgins at-home with the Eynsford Hill
- Will it end well for Eliza?
- success after all– Eynesford Hills weakness, Eliza's carisma
- after party– what is to happen to Eliza now (slippers scene)
- Climax
Informações
- Descrição
- A little mind map of the characters and symbols of the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw
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- chantal.mbanefo
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