In the first sentence, Ovid writes, "Pygmalion had seen them, spending their lives in wickedness ... " Whom is Ovid writing about when he uses the pronoun "them"?

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Kamari Gallegos

13 October, 10:04

In the first sentence, Ovid writes, "Pygmalion had seen them, spending their lives in wickedness ... " Whom is Ovid writing about when he uses the pronoun "them"?

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Jaeden Blankenship · Answer 1

When he uses the pronoun them, he talks about women.

He says "Pygmalion had seen them, spending their lives in wickedness, and, offended by the failings that nature gave the female heart, he lived as a bachelor, without a wife or partner for his bed".

And that is why he decided to create his own partner, he carved a sculpture and he fell in love with it.