🔑Eliza's triumph in the experiment goes unacknowledged by Higgins and Pickering.
🔥Eliza symbolically returns the jewels and ring given by Higgins, rejecting his control.
😔Eliza's frustration grows as she realizes Higgins sees her as an experiment, not a person.
💔Eliza fears being abandoned by Higgins, echoing her past experiences with her family.
💫Eliza desires a life beyond working in a flower shop and dreams of greater opportunities.
How does Higgins react to Eliza's success?
—Higgins fails to acknowledge Eliza's triumph, focusing solely on his theory about language.
Why does Eliza return the jewels and ring?
—Eliza rejects Higgins' control and symbolism returns the gifts, symbolizing her reclaiming her independence.
How does Eliza feel about Higgins at this point?
—Eliza feels frustrated and sees Higgins as lacking appreciation for her as a person.
What is Eliza's fear about her future?
—Eliza worries that Higgins will abandon her, leaving her homeless and vulnerable.
What are Eliza's aspirations?
—Eliza desires a life beyond her current circumstances and dreams of greater opportunities.
00:08Eliza and Higgins return to Wimple Street after the successful experiment.
00:19Higgins complains about the party and shows no appreciation for Eliza's role in their success.
01:00Eliza questions Higgins about her future and what she can take with her.
01:36Eliza returns the jewels and ring, rejecting Higgins' control and symbolically reclaiming her independence.
01:40Higgins leaves angrily, and Eliza decides to seek advice from Mrs. Higgins.
