This play's opening scene includes characters called "The Sarcastic Bystander" and "The Note-Taker.
This play abruptly ends in an epilogue claiming the rest wouldn't need to be told if people weren't obsessed with happy endings. This play's opening scene includes characters called "The Sarcastic Bystander" and "The Note-Taker." A scoundrel in this play gets a fortune in a millionaire's will, as long as he lectures about public morals. This play's protagonist sensationally shouts "Not (*) bloody likely!" which impresses Freddy Eynsford-Hill. Colonel Pickering and Professor Higgins bet that a Cockney flowergirl can pass as an English duchess in this play. For 10 points, name this play about Eliza Doolittle written by George Bernard Shaw.
This play abruptly ends in an epilogue claiming the rest wouldn't need to be told if people weren't obsessed with happy endings.
Pygmalion