After heading downstairs into a more remote and empty basement area of he library, as she was placing a book onto a shelf, she was oblivious o levitating books floating and changing places in the aisle's stacks.[Her body was then hidden in the hallway closet.]Fixing popcorn on the stove in the kitchen, Chuck was asked about the source of screaming that his girlfriend Chili had heard in the house.] The pathetic, bewildered and shy bride experiences fear, pain and guilt when psychologically dominated by the 'presence' (and memories) of the deceased first wife (named Rebecca but never seen on screen), and when she is tormented by Rebecca's blindly adoring, sinister and loyal housekeeper's (Judith Anderson) recollections of the dead woman.But they won't take me unless I can talk more genteel.(gesturing toward Higgins) He said he could each me.Well, here I am ready to pay.I'm not asking any favor - and he treats me as if I was dirt.(Turning toward Higgins) I know what lessons cost as well as you do, and I'm ready to pay.Pickering convinces Higgins that it would make an interesting challenge to actually teach Eliza how to speak - to change her from a drab 'guttersnipe' into a beautiful woman through language education:Pickering: What about your boast that you could pass her off as a duchess at the Embassy Ball, eh? I'll say you're the greatest teacher alive if you make that good.