A character has made someone -- literally, such as by sculpting a statue, or figuratively, through giving lessons in speech, behavior, or etiquette -- and has fallen in love with the creation. Originally the Greek myth of the sculptor Pygmalion, and his statue brought to life by the gods. Ovid never gave the statue-girl a name, but the name Galatea was given in Apollodorus's Bibliotheca, which predates Ovid. Examples of Pygmalion Plot include: