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The film version of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion adds a scene that shows Eliza in her home, grooming herself in front of a mirror. What does this scene indicate about Eliza’s character?
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The film version of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion adds a scene that shows Eliza in her home, grooming herself in front of a mirror. What does this scene indicate about Eliza’s character?

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This indicates that she cares about the way that she looks, and tries to make sure she looks presentable.
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eliza desires more from life than being a simple flower girl

Explanation: got it right on plato

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