How does higgins's attitude toward the young woman
change in the excerpt? at first he is excited about the encounter, but
when he realizes who the young woman is,
he is extremely disappointed and behaves
badly.
initially he is upset at the young woman for
taking advantage of mrs. pearce, but then he
becomes curious about the young woman's
request.
initially he is determined not to meet with the
young woman, but he gives in when he
realizes that she can pay him for his
services.
at first he is intrigued, but when mrs. pearce
describes the young woman in more detail,
he loses interest and tries to get the young
woman to leave.