1. Pygmaliaon Myth
... bath. Although she has witnessed life in poverty there is a sense of naivety and youth about her. She rejected the notion of selling herself when she was struggling in the gutters and again when she was a lady'. Eliza challenges society's notion of being a lady' as she always had morality, honour and decency but it took speech and manners for ... the Embassy Ball. These visual and aural dimensions give the audience a greater understanding of the play and of the messages it is trying to send society. The 1990s film Pretty Woman carries the Pygmalion themes into a different era with its ow...
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