Pygmalion

In Pygmalion, the relationship between Mrs. Higgins and her son, Henry, is marked by humor and contrast. Mrs. Higgins, a refined and socially adept woman, contrasts sharply with her son, who is an...

The "new small talk" is a term Higgins invents to explain the bizarre way Eliza speaks during the visit to Higgins's mother in act 3.

Liza's qualities that make her an attractive pupil to Higgins and Pickering include her determination, resilience, and strong desire to improve her social status. Despite her rough exterior and lack...