Eliza Doolittle's Identity and Transformation

The video discusses the theme of identity in George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion. It explores how identity is defined and perceived in relation to others. The transformation of Elisa Doolittle from a flower girl to a lady of status is examined, highlighting her identity conflict. Despite her refined appearance, Elisa struggles with her true identity, leading to a personal crisis. The video concludes by emphasizing the dominance of the identity theme throughout the play.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• The theme of identity in Pygmalion

• The theme of love in Pygmalion

• The theme of wealth in Pygmalion

• The theme of power in Pygmalion

How is identity defined in the video?

• As a fixed trait

• As a comparison with others

• As a personal choice

• As a societal construct

Who wrote the play Pygmalion?

• Oscar Wilde

• Charles Dickens

• William Shakespeare

• George Bernard Shaw

What is Eliza Doolittle's initial social status?

• A middle-class woman

• A duchess

• A poor flower girl

• A wealthy lady

What does Professor Higgins transform Eliza into?

• A businesswoman

• A servant

• A duchess

• A teacher

What internal conflict does Eliza face after her transformation?

• Deciding on a career path

• Managing her wealth

• Choosing between two suitors

• Struggling with her new identity

How does Eliza feel about her new identity?

• She is completely satisfied

• She feels superior to others

• She is confused and conflicted

• She regrets the transformation

What does the theme of identity in Pygmalion highlight?

• The importance of wealth

• The significance of love

• The power of education

• The fluidity of social status

How do people perceive Eliza at the party?

• As a poor flower girl

• As a lady of some status

• As a servant

• As a teacher

What is the ultimate realization for Eliza?

• She is destined for greatness

• Her transformation is superficial

• Her identity is unchanged

• She is happier as a flower girl