Character: Eliza Doolittle
- Nonsense! You will marry a foreign ambassador. You will marry the Governor General of India, or the Irish Lord Lieutenant, or some prince who needs a Queen Regent. I won't let any Freddie get my masterpiece.
Every girl has the right to be loved.
Oh, you are a real devil! You know how to grab a person by the very heart, as another grabs by the throat to strangle.
“I won't hear your soul in the gramophone. Leave me your soul, and you can take your face and voice with you. They are not you.
- I know you can. I told you that myself.
Last night, when I was wandering the streets, a girl spoke to me; I wanted to answer her the old way, but nothing came of it. Remember, you once told me that a child who has ended up in a foreign country, in a few weeks gets used to a foreign language, and forgets his own? Here I am - such a child in your country. I have forgotten my native language and now I can only speak yours.
- There I sold flowers, but I did not sell myself. Now you have made me a lady, and I can no longer trade anything but myself. You better not touch me.
Every girl has the right to be loved!
- I sold flowers, but I didn't sell myself. Now you have made me a lady and I can only sell myself.
