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Eliza is portrayed by Shaw as an innocent dreamer. She is determined in a kind way; the reader sees this when she tries eagerly to sell to the gentleman without change. It becomes apparent that she is very poor, and needs success from her flower selling to live a life at all. Eliza shows great pride in her line of work, and that she stays above the law, not resorting to illegal prostitution or stealing. The introduction of Higgins taking down Eliza's speech gives the author a further chance to display Eliza's motivation to stay innocent and good. Another way that Shaw shows us the real Eliza is in the way that she starts crawling over the dirty ground to locate the “money thrown down at her by Higgins.” (page 12) The way that Eliza is so very grateful indicates her real kindness and simple mission to live any sort of life. She now realizes that she can ask Mr. Higgins to help her fulfill her dream and become a lady in a flower shop: an occupation for which she is not visually or phonet

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Eliza is described of Shaw as innocent dreamers. It is determined in a friendly way; the reader sees this, if it tries enthusiastically to sell to the gentleman without change. It becomes obvious that it is very poor and success necessarily by their flower, which sells, in order to live a life at all. Eliza shows large pride in its line of the work, and that, which remain it over the law, falling back not to invalid prostitution or steals. The introduction of Higgins taking down Eliza's speech gives a further probability to the author to indicate Eliza's motive in order to remain innocent and good. Another way, which shows Shaw us the material Eliza, is to be located in the way, which begins it to creep over the dirty soil in order "Geld, that is down thrown at it by Higgins." (page 12) the way, which is so much grateful to Eliza, indicates its material friendliness and simple mission, around to live each possible kind of the life. It now determines that it can please Mr. Higgins to help her its dream to fulfill and a lady in a flower business become: an occupation, for which it is not obvious or phonet