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Personally, I liked this play until the very end. I thought it was beautiful that Eliza could transform into a graceful woman, but also beautiful that Higgins could actually care for somebody like he did for Eliza at the end. The entire process was so up and down, and entertaining! Although I wish it would've ended differently personally, I thought this play was wonderful!

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This play takes place in London. The settings are split the most noticeably between the poor part of town and the rich part of town. The significants of these two together is because Eliza initially belongs to the poor part of town where she is a common flower girl, and is brought into and flourished in the rich part. Some other significant settings in this play is the house where Eliza learns to speak in. A lot of time and hard work is spent in those rooms where Eliza gets to know her new self. Also the couple of parties that Eliza is shown off at with her new grace and way of speaking.

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Conflict type: Character against character

Eliza and Professor Higgins are totally butting heads all the time. They just cannot seem to get along, and agree on anything through the process of teaching Eliza to speak. Higgins is rude to her and makes complete fun of Eliza all the time. He is quite a bully to her, and Eliza can't do much about it, but occasionally fight back.

Resolution: Because this is just Higgins personality, this isn't resolved to the fullest at all, but it gets better towards the end. Higgins realizes that he cares for Eliza. Her realizes that it is too late as well. He tries to teach her better, and is no longer mean to her, but she has moved on to Freddy.

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Conflict type: Character against themselves

Eliza is turned completely into a duchess on the outside, but on the in, she knows that she will never ever be able to fit in. She also knows that she will never ever be able to fit back in as a flower girl because she speaks too educatedly. Thus she is torn on what to do next in her life, she doesn't fit in anywhere, and she is torn on the inside about what to do next.

Resolution: Eliza decides to take on the life of a middle class women when she agrees to marry Freddy and open a shop up of her own. She lives quite happily along with him.

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The title of this play was taken from the legend of Pygmalion and Galatea. I think that the writer of this play related Higgins and Pygmalion on the account of the way that they treated people, especially women. Pygmalion fell in love with the statue he created, just as Higgins fell in love with who he created in Eliza, the duchess.

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Two men, Colonel Pickering, and Professor Higgins are caught by the voice of common flower girl, Eliza Doolittle. She is uneducated, and filthy. They notice she doesn't speak well and a bet a placed on her. Higgins bets he can use his knowledge in Phonetics to transform her from a common flower girl to a duchess in six months. Higgins is terribly rude to Eliza, where as Pickering treats her kindly. Throughout this process, Alfred, Eliza's father comes to get her back, and when given money to let her stay, he then bumps himself up from lower class into middle class. For months and months, Eliza must go through trials to learn to speak properly. The first time they take Eliza out, she meeds Freddy who becomes to fall in love with her later on. The experiment doesn't end well when her true speech shines through and frightens everyone. Months later, Eliza is perfected. She sounds wonderful! She passes off as a Hungarian Princess, and the trial is over. Eliza returns home panicked and angry because she has no where to go now. She is too middle class to be a flower girl, and too lower class to fit in anywhere else. She escapes to Mrs. Higgins house where Higgins eventually finds her and they fight. Higgins has fallen in love with her, but eventually this is not enough. Eliza falls for Freddy, and they make a life for themselves.

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Character description and Traits for Mrs. Pearce, and Mrs. Higgins

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Character description and Traits for Mrs. Pearce, and Mrs. Higgins

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I put these two together because I thought they had really similar characters... Although Mrs. Pearce was the help, and Mrs. Higgins was very wealthy, they both served as role models partly towards Eliza. They were both really graceful women who were thoughtful, and knew how to act like a lady. They never interacted in this play, but I thought their characters served the same purpose.

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Character description and Traits for Alfred P. Doolittle

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Character description and Traits for Alfred P. Doolittle

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Alfred is Eliza's father. He is poor and uneducated, like Eliza prior to transformation. He says something along the lines of "I'm undeserving and I'm going to keep on being undeserving." He is given a bit of money and when Eliza see's him later on, he is a new man, settled into the middle class. I think that deep down he really did care about his social class.

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Character description and Traits for Henry Higgins

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Character description and Traits for Henry Higgins

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Higgins is a very 'spicy' man. He is rude, and not exactly the kindest person. I think he believes in hard work, and nothing else really. Eliza, at the beginning, is just an experiment to him. Just an object, and a prize, nothing more. Towards the end he is still very grumpy and angry, but I think he develops a soft spot for Eliza, and falls in love with her. He genuinely cares for her towards the end, although, things didn't work out the exact way he maybe wanted them to.

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Character description and traits for Colonel Hugh Pickering

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Character description and traits for Colonel Hugh Pickering

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Colonel Pickering is a kind hearted man. He is a professor in Phonetics, like Higgins. They work mostly well together, although Higgins worked more with Eliza than Pickering did. Pickering is just one kind old man. He genuinely cares for Eliza, and everyone else, I think. He treats everybody with mostly the same respect, and he is a very gentle, and thoughtful person.

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Character description and Traits for Eliza Doolittle

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Character description and Traits for Eliza Doolittle

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Eliza Doolittle is a common flower girl. She is the main character in this play. She is not clean, and lives on the streets selling flowers for a living. She is maybe in her early twenties. She is uneducated, and does not speak proper English. At the beginning of the play she is fine with herself, and doesn't mind who she is until Higgins and Pickering take her in for their experiment to make her into a Duchess. She then loses herself once she becomes educated and speaks well. She doesn't know who she is anymore and is stuck in the middle. Eventually she finds herself, and marries Freddie and starts a new life.

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Pygmalion
By: George Bernard Shaw's