Further on, in Act 5, Mr. Doolittle appears at the house of Professor Higgins, and angrily accuses Higgins of making him into a middle-class gentleman against his will. Higgins has said that Alfred Doolittle was the most original moralist in present day England. He has written a note to Mr. Wannafeller, a rich American and told him that. Wannafeller died and left Dolittle a share worth a thousand dollars a year on condition that he¹d lecture for his Wannafeller Moral reform World League ax often as they¹d ask him, possibly up to 6 times a year. Doolittle doesn¹t mind the lectures, but he hates becoming one of the working class, because now he¹s earning a living

(middle class morality). He sees now that he has to taken added responsible onto him. He could have turned down the offer but was intimidated. As a result he needs Higgins to teach him to speak proper English. He doesn¹t like it at all and blames Higgins for it. By virtue of his newfound morality, he must marry the woman with whom he has been living for years.

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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)