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show | Henry Higgins
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the author of Spoken Sanskrit | show 🗑
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show | Alfred Doolittle
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show | Henry Higgins
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show | colonel Pickering
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becomes a richly endowed lecturer to a moral reform society; moves to middle class | show 🗑
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show | Mr. Higgins beliefs
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confirmed bachelor | show 🗑
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raining night front of a church in London's Covent Garden market, strange man/Higgins writes everything down, & well-dressed military man/Pickering poor flowergirl/Liza draws crowd Higgins tips her a sovereign, Liza takes a cab; P&H leave, freddy alone | show 🗑
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show | Clara Eynsford-Hill
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show | Mrs. Eynsford-Hill
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show | Freddie
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show | Henry Higgins
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Liza comes to see Higgins wants to learn proper English; higgins abt to throw her out- has her "accent, make bet pass off as duchess in 6 months time, burn Eliza's clothes, has her shower in hot water, Eliza's dad comes asks for five pounds for booze | show 🗑
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show | Act 2
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a colleague of Higgins | show 🗑
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show | Mrs. Pearce
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all go to test Eliza's work at higgins mother home; Mrs. higgins does not like the bet, higgin's likes women like his mother, Eliza will be on best behavior talk abt weather and health Freddy, Two Ehill, Eliza stunning; mrs higgins warns them | show 🗑
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show | Act 4
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show | Act 4
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colonel and higgins hectic after losing Liza call the police, mrs higgins blame them, mr doolittle appears looking neat, after joking that he was respected Higgins moved doolittle's class up, says he can take care of Liza now, higgins refuses, Liza comes | show 🗑
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show | Act 5
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you can never rise classes | show 🗑
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setting | show 🗑
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Mrs, Higgins | show 🗑
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flowershop | show 🗑
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Mr Doolittle | show 🗑
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show | middle class
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author | show 🗑
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show | History
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show | writer; Didn’t become successful until he wrote plays
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show | Shaws
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show | playwright
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• Business is every man for himself • Fought for equality of income Property was theft; everything should be shared | show 🗑
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show | slum lord
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show | Widower's houses
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Greek sculptor fell in love with statue that became real because of Aphrodite; sick of women built ideal women | show 🗑
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show | Galatea
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first performed in 1913 | show 🗑
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show | in 1916
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show | - Higgins might be in love and grown dependent on her; how she remembers the shoes begs her to come back
- Eliza craves for affection and love which Higgins doesn't give why she goes to Freddy he's easy; says she would like to be on an Island alone w/ H
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