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| re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? | |
| Posted by: JereNYC (JereNYC@aol.com) 10:32 am EDT 08/23/22 | |
| In reply to: re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? - mikem 11:27 pm EDT 08/22/22 | |
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| Eliza comes to Higgins in Act II and asks if her clothes belong to her or to Colonel PIckering, who, presumeably, paid for them. My assumption has always been that Higgins is providing the house and the staff and the food (for both Pickering and Eliza) and that Pickering is paying for everything else having to do with the project. | |
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| re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? | |
| Posted by: mikem 09:59 pm EDT 08/23/22 | |
| In reply to: re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? - JereNYC 10:32 am EDT 08/23/22 | |
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| JereNYC, thanks for the reminder about the clothes comment, which seems to indicate Pickering is paying for some of Eliza's expenses. | |
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| re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? | |
| Posted by: CCentero 10:17 pm EDT 08/23/22 | |
| In reply to: re: Why is Pickering so oblivious to Eliza during YOU DID IT? - mikem 09:59 pm EDT 08/23/22 | |
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| It's clearly stated in Act 1. Pickering proposes the bet with Higgins, saying that he'll pay all expenses and for the lessons. | |
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