In the play pygmalion Act V, What does Mrs. Higgins think about Liza throwing Higgins's slippers at his face? She thinks that Liza was a bit over-emotional. She is angry with Liza. She doesn't believe Liza would do such a thing. She thinks that Higgins deserved it.

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Kallie Cortez

2 June, 05:47

In the play pygmalion Act V, What does Mrs. Higgins think about Liza throwing Higgins's slippers at his face? She thinks that Liza was a bit over-emotional. She is angry with Liza. She doesn't believe Liza would do such a thing. She thinks that Higgins deserved it.

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Trent Banks · Answer 1

I would say the correct answer is - she thinks that Higgins deserved it.

Here is a quote from the text to prove it:

"And then you were surprised because she threw your slippers at you! I should have thrown the fire-irons at you."

You can see here that she wasn't mad or surprised she did it - it was to be expected.