Lilienknochen

Different Ending At Mrs. Higgins’ house. Liza and Higgins are alone in the room. Liza’s sitting on the ottoman. Higgins. You never asked yourself, I suppose, whether I could do without you. Liza (earnestly). Don’t you try to get round me. You’ll have to do without me. Higgins. I can do without you! Of course I can! I can do without anybody. Liza. So, then goodbye, Professor Higgins. (She wants to stand up, but Higgins pushes her down.) Higgins. But the question is, if I want to do without you. (He sits down near her on the ottoman.) I guess I have grown accustomed to your appearance and your voice. Liza. You have yo