Pygmalion Act II
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The next day, Higgins and Pickering are just resting from a full morning of
discussion when Eliza Doolittle shows up at the door, to the tremendous doubt of the
discerning housekeeper Mrs. Pearce, and the surprise of the two gentlemen. Prompted by
his careless brag about making her into a duchess the night before, she has come to take
lessons from Higgins, so that she may sound genteel enough to work in a flower shop
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this act in which Eliza threatens to leave because Higgins is being so rude to her, and he calls her an ingrate. She does not leave because he uses chocolates to tempt her back. This is in contrast to the final act when Higgins again calls her an ingrate. However, in the last act, to his request that she return with him, she does indeed step out the door, leaving Higgins alone in the room.
this act in which Eliza threatens to leave because Higgins is being so rude to her, and he calls her an ingrate. She does not leave because he uses chocolates to tempt her back. This is in contrast to the final act when Higgins again calls her an ingrate. However, in the last act, to his request that she return with him, she does indeed step out the door, leaving Higgins alone in the room.