Higgins was not so different from Eliza's family, the only difference is language and prosperity and clothing. But when the housekeeper have to say "Please doesn't use the blood-word in front of Eliza, please don't go to breakfast in pajamas and dressing gown, don't put the sauce pan onto the tablecloth" and Eliza notices, that the bet never would have worked without Pickering, who is a real Gentleman. It's a miracle, that Higgins' customers doesn't find his manners offensive. Especially, when mother Higgins has to say to Henry "Don't sit on the table". Shaw added a epilogue to the manuscript, that isn't part of the play, but describes, how the story ends. He wasn't happy about the happy end, when Eliza returns to Higgins and was also annoyed by the first film, where Eliza told the Ensford-Hills, that she is a flower girl, her dad a dustman, because Higgins reproached her, to become also like the other high class people. Ok, in the original was the sentence "I tell in announcement, how I was transformed and offer the same for 1,000 £"
Was about to watch this for AP lit and then I realized this is literally "My Fair Lady" - 1964 with Audrey Hepburn. Love the movie and love love love the play even more because of it! "Just you wait Enry Iggins, just you wait!"
tomorrow I have final and this is one of the plays that our teacher might ask. Other ones are Beggars Opera, Volpone and Enemy of the People. Hope I will pass
Since Eden, mankind, for the most part has wanted to be free of our Creator! If we reject the LORD, we accept the devil. ALL who accept the devil, into HELL with him will be their final destination. Woe
Higgins was not so different from Eliza's family, the only difference is language and prosperity and clothing. But when the housekeeper have to say "Please doesn't use the blood-word in front of Eliza, please don't go to breakfast in pajamas and dressing gown, don't put the sauce pan onto the tablecloth" and Eliza notices, that the bet never would have worked without Pickering, who is a real Gentleman. It's a miracle, that Higgins' customers doesn't find his manners offensive. Especially, when mother Higgins has to say to Henry "Don't sit on the table".
Shaw added a epilogue to the manuscript, that isn't part of the play, but describes, how the story ends.
He wasn't happy about the happy end, when Eliza returns to Higgins and was also annoyed by the first film, where Eliza told the Ensford-Hills, that she is a flower girl, her dad a dustman, because Higgins reproached her, to become also like the other high class people.
Ok, in the original was the sentence "I tell in announcement, how I was transformed and offer the same for 1,000 £"
Thank you so much for this analysis!! It has really helped me a lot and I'm sure it has for others who have viewed this video as well.
Thank you sooo much ,that helps me as a teacher.
lol it helps me as a student. My teacher decided to give us a book review on this book
Was about to watch this for AP lit and then I realized this is literally "My Fair Lady" - 1964 with Audrey Hepburn. Love the movie and love love love the play even more because of it! "Just you wait Enry Iggins, just you wait!"
Thank you so much for this analysis! It helped a lot
Thank you for such a beautiful Lecture
Read the part about real independence in the play. Great stuff. Justice Blackmun used it in his speech at De Paul Univ.
Great analysis! Please make a presentation of Caesar and Cleopatra by G. B. Shaw as well.
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Simply superb sir ❤❤❤
Thanks a lot for uploading!
Your teaching is great. Thank you
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excellent. thank you.
Watching this before my finals on this Play and pride and prejudice
Perfect analysis!
This is an amazing and informative video
. Encouraging u to do more...💥❤way to go. A request for look back in anger please.
tomorrow I have final and this is one of the plays that our teacher might ask. Other ones are Beggars Opera, Volpone and Enemy of the People. Hope I will pass
This was very helpful thank you
The video is great!)Thank you very much!
You guys are the best
Wow this really helped me a lot. Thank u very much
Thank you this helps a lot 😁
this history was amazing thanks to share that
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
Thankyou!! :)
Why does the animation show Pickering as a humpy old man ?😂
Thank you soo mch sir
Thanks, it is great.
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I watch this video before reading the play....😂😂😂😂
So I’m I 😂
Same here
Thankyou
حلو تفيدنا الحمد لله
What about Karpathy?
Who's that?
is this My fair lady
To good
🙏🇮🇳Thank you sir
Since Eden, mankind, for the most part has wanted to be free of our Creator! If we reject the LORD, we accept the devil. ALL who accept the devil, into HELL with him will be their final destination. Woe