Shaw’s play pygmalion differs from the original inspiration for his work primarily a. in terms of the plays theme of metamorphosis b. because of shaw’s use of metaphorical language c. in terms of plays satirical treatment of characters d. because shaw used his play to comment on class structure

Shaw’s play pygmalion differs from the original inspiration for his work primarily 
(d.) because Shaw used his play to comment on class structure. Shaw's intention in writing the play was to critique the society that was very patriarchal. This was written before women were allowed to vote; thus, Shaw wanted to eradicate social class and elevate the status of women. In the play he showed that manners can be learned and that language plays a very important role in social development.