A theme in the scene from Pygmalion is "For some, making money is less important than helping others." (Option D)
What is the definition of a theme?
A theme is a central idea or principle that the author wishes to write about with the hope of communicating this to the readers.
The central theme of "Pygmalion" is that social class is unimportant. A person from a higher social class may not be a good person, while a person from a lower social class may possess numerous qualities.
It is to be noted that the answer from PART B that supports that of PART A is found in Option D. Here Higgins requests to be paid for teaching Eliza and taking care of her.
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