[ SECRET POST #2521 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2521 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[misty_anon]

In the play, Eliza ended up with Freddie as Shaw didn't want there to be a romance between Eliza and Prof. Higgins. The film ends with Eliza going back to Prof. Higgins.

[tweedisgood]

But Freddie is so pretty, because Jeremy. Movie!Eliza is clearly cracked.

[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha this was my exact opinion when I first saw the movie when I was a kid ;) Of course later, I realized that a big part of the movie was Eliza realizing the childishness and fleetingness of romanticized notions like a young man who professes to be madly in love with a woman he barely knows based mainly on the fact that she made him laugh.

(OTOH, I didn't think the ending was supposed to be explicitly Eliza coming back to Higgins in a romantic sense? I kind of just saw it as her coming back to forgive and make up with him, with a bit of a possibly-romantic hinting. But it's been a while since I saw the movie so my perception might be weird.)

[misty_anon]

Tell me about it! I kept on thinking she had to be mad to turn down Freddie.