for years. 2.) Eliza angers Higgins by telling Colonel Pickering that his gentlemanly manners have meant more to her than Higgings teaching. She says that the difference between a lady and a flower girl isnt the way in which she behaves but how she is treated. She knows that Pickering will always treat her as a lady and that she will always be a flower girl to Higgins. Higgins tries to convince Eliza that she is better off staying with him, instead Eliza leaves in search of her independence. Pickering and Dootlittle leave for the church for his marriage and Mrs. Higgins also leaves so Higgins and Eliza are alone. Higgins wants Eliza to come back because they have grown accustomed to each other; he is irritated when she says she may marry Freddy. But Eliza finally wins his respect by declaring her a teacher of phonetics. Higgins is not pleased that she wants to help Nepommuck. As the play ends, everybody except Higgins in on his way to Doolittes wedding. Eliza says she will not see Higgins again, and tell him that he will be lost without her, but Higgins only laughs at her. 3.) Pickering feels the experiment was a smashing success. At the garden party a new person appears, Mr. Nepommuck. He was Mr. Higgins first pupil. He speaks 32 languages and works as an interpreter. So, he will be a real challenge for Eliza because of his great ability to identify those with distinct accents, or incorrect pronunciation. After a little conversation he indentifies Eliza as a Hungarian princess. For him she cannot be English because her pronunciation is too perfect, which you can ...
