Which is the most likely reason the writer of the play Pygmalion chose to
change the character of Galatea from a statue to a working-class woman?

A. To protest the way working-class people are depicted in artworks

B. To draw a parallel between the objectification of working-class
people and that of artworks

C. To comment on the fact that working-class people receive few
opportunities as artists

D. To ask the audience to consider which character is the main one in
the story

The most likely reason, the writer of the play Pygmalion chose to change the character of Galatea, is to draw a parallel between the objectification of working-class people and that of artworks.

What is Pygmalion?

It is a play about romance, love, and the English class system. It was written by George Bernard Shaw in 1913, in Vienna.

The play is divided into five acts, which shows the romance in the way of comedy.

Thus, the correct option is B. To draw a parallel between the objectification of working-class people and that of artworks.

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