Acts Two and Three

In these two acts Liza, the flower girl is trying to make her speech sound like she is rich. In Act Two she goes to Professor Higgins house and asks him to help her sound richer. He acts very rude to her and his house keeper scolds him. Liza doesn't like the way he's talking to her either and keeps saying "I'm a good girl." Liza's dad comes up to them and asks for her daughter back but Professor Higgins won't allow it. Liza stays with Higgins and Higgins starts to teach her. In Act Three she is put to the test. She goes to Mrs. Higgins house, her dialect sounds much better and she impresses the whole party there.