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Well.. sounds like both have relationship issues with freddy. And Liza sounds quiet a bit jealous and mad at Higgins for taking advantage. And higgins should be proud for coming back and telling Liza to " go back to the gutter ¨
Higgins is telling Liza to go back to the gutter.
Further explanation:
The above lines have been spoken by Higgins to Eliza. The line appears at the end of Act V of the play "Pygmalion" written by George Bernard Shaw. The last act of the novel resolves certain things before the characters. Eliza comes to know about the experiment and the real nature of the people around her. Also, it is revealed to the readers how Eliza took moved further in her life. Eliza's father Doolittle and Higgins both were the people who never took her seriously neither they gave respect to her. None of the two needed her for the sake of her. Doolittle had sold her daughter to Higgins, while Higgins didn't even give her the importance of his slippers. Also, it is important to note that Higgins was the one who came forward to teach Eliza the manners and way to speak. This speaks about the status of women in Victorian society. When Eliza declares that she shall marry Freddy, Higgins feels that his teaching has been profitable to her. He is happy and confident that she had followed his commands. The play ends with a very unusual and unpredictable note.
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Answer details:
Grade:High School
Subject:English
Chapter: “Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw
Keywords:
Pygmalion, George Bernard Shaw, Act V, Higgins, Eliza, Doolittle, Freddy, marry, unpredictable note, novel.
