Eliza insists throughout Act 2 that she is a “good girl,” that she doesn’t drink, that she has never been in trouble, and that she has “feelings same as anyone else.” What do these statements show us about Eliza’s internal characteristics in compariso

Eliza insists throughout Act 2 that she is a “good girl,” that she doesn’t drink, that she has never been in trouble, and that she has “feelings same as anyone else.” What do these statements show us about Eliza’s internal characteristics in comparison to when Eliza first meets Higgins at Covent Garden?