a statue

a goddess

an artist

a mother

a statue

a goddess

an artist

a mother

a statue

a goddess

an artist

a mother

Yes, he asks women to marry him.

No, he is content with his life the way it is.

The women of Cyprus want to force him to make their sculptures.

The women of Cyprus want him to make a sculpture of Aphrodite.

The women of Cyprus want Pygmalion to marry a wife.

The women of Cyprus want to punish Pygmalion for a crime.

He stalls by promising to marry after one last statue.

He writes a beautiful poem to flatter the goddess.

He vows to never marry and does not listen.

He admits that he will only marry a man.

He agrees to marry one of the women of Cyprus.

He asks to be made a statue with the one he just created and loves.

He wants to marry a man.

Aphrodite agrees to turn Pygmalion into a statue, but instead brings her to life.

Aphrodite agrees to turn Pygmalion into a statue, and they are forever a symbol of true love.

Aphrodite does not agree to Pygmalion's scheme, and forces him to marry a Cyprus daughter.

Aphrodite loves the statue so much that she agrees to marry Pygmalion.