MRS. WARREN. [galled by the Vivie's indifference What do you know of men, child, to talk that way about them? You'll have to make up your mind to see a good deal of Sir George Crofts, as he's a friend of mine.
VIVE. [quite unmoved Why? [She sits d

MRS. WARREN. [galled by the Vivie's indifference What do you know of men, child, to talk that way about them? You'll have to make up your mind to see a good deal of Sir George Crofts, as he's a friend of mine.
VIVE. [quite unmoved Why? [She sits down and pens a book] Do you expect that we shall be much together? You and, I mean?
Questions:
A. Identify the playwright and the title of the above quotation.
B. What's the relationship between the two speakers?
C. What's the theme of the play?

A. George Bernard Shaw; Mrs. Warren' Profession.
B. Mother and daughter.
C. It is about the economic oppression of women.