Eliza Doolittle begins the story as a poor flower girl that comes in contact with the renowned professor of phonetics, Henry Higgins. H

As the play unfolds, it is obvious that Eliza will have some difficulties in parting with her former self . Relatively minor incidents make this an evident circumstance. The original Eliza Doolittle shows through in the end when she has a fit and hurls various items across the room in disgust for Henry's treatment of her. Although it was well deserved, she should have used her words rather than turning to violence. This creates a number of conflicts, but most importantly, the one between her and Mr. Higgins. He works to change her in ways that are virtually impossible to just phase out of people. She actually wins this battle because although she "stoops" to his low, she is still a better person at heart.

In the end, it is apparent that without conflict, a sto

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Approximate Word count = 516
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)