Pygmalion

Henry Higgins comes across as an obnoxious and arrogant person in George Bernard Shaw’s play, “Pygmalion.” He is one of the more peculiar characters that I have read about. He treats everyone else in the play in his own particular way. His relationship with Eliza Doolittle is by far the most interesting throughout the play. Higgins treats Eliza as though she wasn’t a person at all. In Act IV of the play, Higgins …

…and they are very troubling at the same time. He never worries about the other people’s feelings, and it doesn’t appear as though he ever will let his true feelings be known. Higgins trusts that Eliza will eventually come to him in the end. If he doesn’t make it known how I think he feels towards her, then he might miss out on a great opportunity just as I did. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**