In "Pygmalion" by Act IV how has the relationship between Higgins and Liza changed?

A)Liza is working for Higgins= no

B)Liza and Higgins have confessed they have love for one another= maybe. I know he said he loved her but I don't know if she recipricated.

C)Liza is not affraid to stand up to Higgins= true

D)both B and C

because I'm not so sure about B I'm going with C

I guess its D from this:

"I'm sorry. I'm only a common ignorant girl; and in my station I have to be carefull. There can't be any feelings between the like of you and the like of me. Please will you tell me what belongs to me and what doesnt?"

I think you are right with your C. Remember the "beau" Freddy. We never hear from Eliza about her "feelings".

KOol sounds good 2 me

To determine how the relationship between Higgins and Liza has changed in Act IV of "Pygmalion," we can refer to the text. Here's how you can find the answer yourself:

1. Obtain a copy of "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw. You can do this by purchasing a book or accessing an online version.

2. Go to Act IV of the play. This is usually indicated in the table of contents or by scrolling through the pages.

3. Read the dialogue between Higgins and Liza in Act IV. Pay attention to their interactions, words, and actions.

4. Analyze the information you gather. Look for any indications of changes in their relationship, such as Liza standing up to Higgins or them confessing their love for each other.

Based on your knowledge, it seems like you recall that Liza is not afraid to stand up to Higgins, which suggests a change in their relationship. However, you are uncertain about whether they confessed their love for one another.

To get a definite answer, you would need to reference the specific dialogue and events in Act IV. Take your time to read it and focus on the moments that provide insight into their relationship.