Discussion
In Pygmalion, when Alfred Doolittle says he is willing to sell his daughter for fifty pounds, Pickering asks him if he has no morals. What does Alfred say in response?
Answer: B
In Pygmalion, when Pickering asks Doolittle whether he has no morals, Doolittle answers 'Can't afford them, Governor'. He explains that a poor man cannot keep middle-class morality, and that he is one of the undeserving poor. The other options are not what he says in reply. Shaw makes Doolittle a dustman who sees himself as the undeserving poor, a man who cannot afford middle-class morality, and the reply shows his wit and cheerful frankness. The other replies in the options are not given in the scene.
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