ahh..oh..oww..whatever!!!!

Similar as Educating Rita by Willy Russel, this play actually evolves around the world of an uneducated woman whom is trying to improve herself. Having read the former play, I actually do not have any major problem while dealing with this play. To me, this play is quite simple to understand and was presented in a very understandable way. Only that i had to think a bit deeper to sense the theme of this play. In my own personal view point, reading the book was more intriguing rather than watching the movie itself. Only that when i watched the play, i got to hear the real pronunciation of Eliza's favourite utterance or the so called 'sound'... ( Ahh..oohh...ah...whatever!). I was quite amazed with the way Shaw's presenting the whole story with the title Pygmalion. At first, i could not get what was the ralation of the title with its story. But after some further reading, i then see the connection or the relevance of the title. It is related to Greek Mythology whereby a sculptor is very in love with his own masterpiece and could not resist to fall in love with his art. Isn't that weird? Hmm..that is why it was called myth isn't it? I wonder what is actually the definition of a perfect woman in every man's mind. Is it all about the perfectness off the physical appearance? Doesn't her pure and sincere heart take account at all? Duh...this is world. Real world... Anyway, i do enjoy reading this famous piece by Bernard Shaw.