A couple
    of influences that transformed Liza Doolittle inare Higgins, obviously, and Liza's desire to
    please him.  Higgins made Liza his experiment, simply to prove he could turn a rather rough
    around the edges lady into a proper, classy lady.  As he worked with Eliza, he found that his
    feelings changed and it became more personal instead of experimental.  Also, Liza, in the
    beginning, wanted to please Higgins and she tried very hard to make the...
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
What were the influences that transformed Liza Doolittle in "Pygmalion"?
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