A ring which once belonged to this character is hurled into a fireplace.
When this character is offered chocolates, she responds, "How do I know what might be in them?" A ring which once belonged to this character is hurled into a fireplace. After another character tells her to leave a note about him wanting tea instead of coffee for Mrs. Pearce, this character throws her (*) slippers at him. In Act One of the play in which she appears, this character worries a man is a police officer and takes a taxi secured by Freddy Eynsford-Hill. That scene takes place in Covent Garden and features Colonel Pickering, who bets against Higgins' ability to pass this character for a duchess. For 10 points, name this heavily accented flower girl created by George Bernard Shaw in Pygmalion.
When this character is offered chocolates, she responds, "How do I know what might be in them?"
Eliza Doolittle [accept either; do not accept or prompt on “My Fair Lady” or “Pygmalion”] &lt;CL&gt;