My Fair Lady: Difference between revisions

** Higgins asks Pickering where one can find a Ladies' Dress Shop. Pickering replies so quickly, Higgins asks how he would know. Pickering clears his throat and says "Common knowledge" (despite having just arrived in London from years living in India).

** If you insist, you ''can'' interpret Higgins' "Why Can't A Woman Be More Like A Man" number as evidence.

* [[Hypocritical Humor]]: As they prepare for the ball, Pickering [[I Need a Freaking Drink|downs a glass of port]] while cursing Higgins for his constant serenity. Before they leave, however, Higgins peeks over his shoulder and gulps some wine.

** "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face." He's [[False Reassurance|a most forgiving man]].