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Mrs. Pearce is Henry's housekeeper. She is the first one to take care of Eliza when she gives her a bath. Mrs. Pearce knows how connect with Eliza because she is a woman herself. Mrs. Pearce is kind to Eliza.

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Throughout reading Pygmalion, I was in shock. I couldn't believe how Higgins and Pickering could transform Eliza. At first, I didn't think it was possible. When Eliza finally turned into the image of a perfect high class lady, I felt many different emotions. I was proud of Eliza for overcoming many obstacles to get to the end. I was impressed with how Pickering was so kind to Eliza verses how rude Higgins was to her. Overall, this play was very interesting to me and I enjoyed reading it!

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1. Henry Higgins treats Eliza with no respect.  This trait was first recognized when he threw the money at her.  His motivation for this was that he never really knew how to be kind to anyone.  With being high class, Henry Higgins has been taught to treat others like they were all poor.  This was reflected in how he treated Eliza during her stay at his home.
2. Eliza Doolittle lets her anger build up. This trait was recognized when she first got mad at Higgins. This was after the bet was won. Eliza could have told Higgins many times that he was treating her with disrespect, but she never did. This is probably because she has had to be strong her whole life.  She has had to support herself. This eventually caused her motivation to lessen.  She didn't want to have anything to do with Higgins anymore nor learn anymore.
3. Colonel Pickering is kind to Eliza. This trait was introduced at the beginning of the play when he talked with Eliza on the street. His motivation to be kind was that he knew Eliza would appreciate his actions. In the end, Eliza was more appreciative towards Pickering than Higgins. Pickering knew that Eliza could succeed if there was someone who cared about her.

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1. Eliza being poor and not having enough money is a conflict in the play. This conflict is resolved when Higgins and Pickering take her in and teach her how to be a lady. When Eliza is staying with them, she experiences and lives a high class life.  She is taught their ways and that helps her out later on in life.
2. Eliza throws Henry's slippers at him because she is mad. Eliza is mad because Higgins doesn't seem to care about her. At this point in the play, Eliza has been completely transformed into a high class lady according to Higgins and Pickering. They had just attending a party and it was claimed by Higgins that the bet was won. Eliza is mad because she didn't get any recognition for her progress. This is why she throws Henry's slippers at him. This causes them to fight. This conflict wasn't really resolved because Eliza still feels that Higgins doesn't care about her.

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In both the greek myth about Galatea and the play Pygmalion, a woman was being transformed. Galatea and Eliza are similar to each other. Pygmalion formed Galatea into the perfect woman in the form of a sculpture. Higgins transformed Eliza into the perfect high class lady. Both Colonel Pickering and Archimedes were the kind, father like figures in each story.

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London, England
Early 1920's
This setting is significant to the story because during this time period, your social class was really important. Whether you were low, middle, or high class determined who you were as a person.

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Colonel Pickering is the one who suggests the bet between him and Higgins. Colonel Pickering has a different approach towards Eliza than Higgins. He is genuinely nice to Eliza and cares about her. Eliza later credits him for transforming her.

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Henry Higgins is able to interpret where people are from according to how they speak. He hears Eliza on the street and starts to study her. Higgins is not very kind to women. He ends up taking Eliza in to teach and transform her into a high class lady.

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In the beginning of the play, Eliza a poor girl who is selling flowers on the street to make money. She doesn't care what people think of her and isn't afraid to speak her mind. She is transformed into a high class lady by Professor Higgins and Colonel Pickering.

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The play begins in London, England with a poor flower girl, Eliza, selling flowers on the street. Henry Higgins and Colonel Pickering are both on the streets. The three end up talking when Eliza mistakes Higgins as a policeman. Higgins explains that he studies how people talk and can distinguish where they are from based on that. Higgins starts to study Eliza when Colonel Pickering comes along. Pickering also studies how people talk and was in London to meet up with Higgins. When Eliza asks for money from Higgins and Pickering, each one has a different approach.  Pickering is kid to Eliza and talks to her very nicely, but doesn't give her any more.  Higgins is very rude to Eliza when talking to her, but throws her some change.

The next day, Eliza shows up at Henry's house. Mrs. Pearce tells Higgins that there is someone here who he could listen to and study her voice. Eliza walks into the room where both Higgins and Pickering are in and Higgins says that he has already studied Eliza and doesn't need her. It is then that Pickering suggests that they make a bet. The bet is that if Higgins and Pickering can transform Eliza into an English speaking, high class lady, one of them has to pay for the expenses of the experiment. If Eliza can be transformed, Pickering has to pay and if she cannot, Higgins has to pay. Eliza never technically agrees to this bet, but gets reeled into it anyways.  Mrs. Pearce takes Eliza upstairs and forces her into taking a bath.

Over a few months, Eliza has been taught many things by Higgins and Pickering. She has learned how to talk like a lady, dress like a lady, and act like a lady. It is now almost time for the bet to be over. There is a special party in which all of the high class will be at. Higgins and Pickering are taking Eliza to the party. If she performs well, Higgins will win the bet.  At the party, Eliza performs outstanding.  She acts like she is part of the high class.  Because of this, Higgins won the bet. After Higgins and Eliza had a fight afterwards, Eliza was no where to be found the next morning. She had run away. Eliza went to Mrs. Higgins house, where Henry shows up the next day. Higgins and Eliza get into another argument, ending when Higgins suggests that Eliza should marry someone. Eliza then gets angry and says goodbye to Higgins, but Higgins knows that she will eventually come back to him.

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Title: Pygmalion
Author: George Bernard Shaw