Do Not Judge A Book By It�s Cover

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in a suit most-likely), may suggest that he is well-mannered, but proves untrue by his actions. Which signifies that appearance relates in no way to how a person acts.
Although the way a person dresses can symbolize something about them, the assumptions made from outward appearance do not always prove true. Eliza changes her appearance a great deal throughout Pygmalion. Henry buys her fancy dresses and throws her old, dirty clothes away. He teaches Eliza how to speak correctly and hold herself like a duchess, but who she is inside remains the same no matter what Henry does. When Freddy Eynsford Hill first sees Eliza dirty and selling flowers on the street, he barely notices her. But three months later when she arrives at Mrs. Higgins house he is amazed by her beautiful presence. Although now she speaks differently and uses different mannerisms the character inside has not changed since the day they met on the corner. The assumptions he made then prove untrue when ...

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