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8. On page 10, Liza exclaims, "Walk! Not bloody likely. I am going in a taxi." Here, the use of the word "bloody" was meant to be shocking, as it was a strong swear word used
onstage. What is the author trying to show you about Eliza's changes in character here
(think of this scene in contrast with her situation in the very first scene in the rain at
Covent Garden)?

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