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The characters in Shaw's Pygmalion represent A. the polar roles of good and evil. B. different social classes in London. C. viewpoints of various literary movements. D. unf…

The characters in Shaw's Pygmalion represent A. the polar roles of good and evil. B. different social classes in London. C. viewpoints of various literary movements. D. unf…
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The characters in Shaw's Pygmalion represent A. the polar roles of good and evil. B. different social classes in London. C. viewpoints of various literary movements. D. unfulfilled goals and desires of Shaw himself.

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The answer is B. Shaw wrote stories about different social classes.

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