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| Who is at ease during the escape? |
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| Why cant Herbert be there for Pip? |
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| What does Wemmick have with him for his wedding? |
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| How do Pip and Herbert plan to get Magwitch out of the country? |
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| Buy a boat and row it up and down the river daily so no one is suspicious. Then when its safe row Magwitch to a ship that will take him out of the country. |
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| Why does Pip let Orlick go? |
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| If he turn Orlick in there will be a trial, and Pip is afraid he will be asked to testify which will postpone Magwitch's escape. |
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| Why does Orlick hate Pip? |
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| He is jealous of Pip, and blames him for everything (ex. causing Orlick his job, and coming between Orlick and Biddy). |
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| How does Pips attitude towards Magwitch change? |
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| Pip realizes that Magwitch is really a god man, and he respects him. |
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| How does Joe become more distant to Pip again? |
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| Joe starts calling Pip "sir" again. |
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| How does the Blue Boar know about Pips financial problems? |
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| How does Pip feel about Magwitch's death? |
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| He his sad, but also happy because he knows its for the best. |
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| What does the judge say to Magwitch? |
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| He says Magwitch is worse than any other convict. |
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| What happens to Magwitch's money? |
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| Who is told about Estella's existence? |
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| What happens between Orlick and Pumblechook? |
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| Orlick breaks into Pumblechook's house, ties him up, and sticks flowers into his mouth. |
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| What happens to Pip immediately after Magwitch's death? |
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| Pip becomes ill, arrested for debt, and almost thrown in prison. |
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| What happens to Miss Havisham's estate? |
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| What did Pip plan to ask Biddy when he returned to the forge? |
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| What does Pip find out when he returns to the forge? |
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| Joe and Biddy are married. |
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| How does Pip show he has matured? |
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| He realizes that there is more to being a gentleman than money and education, and he regrets how he treated Joe. |
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| Who said, "Little more than skin and bone! And yet when he went from here (I may say with my blessing), and I spread afore him my humble store, like the Bee, he was as plump as a Peach!" |
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| Who said, "I will never stir from your side when I am suffered to be near you. Please God, I will be as true to you, as you have been to me!" |
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| Who said, "A four-oared galley, and two sitters. They put in with two-gallon jar, for some beer. I'd ha' been glad to pison the beer myself, or put some rattling physic in it." |
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| Who said, "A clerk. And I hope it is not at all unlikely that he may expand into a partner. Now, Handel - in short, my dear boy, will you come to me?" |
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| Who said, "Dear Pip, you are sure you don't fret for her? Tell me as an old, old friend. Have you quite forgotten her?" |
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| Who said, "I do not think he [Magwitch] could have been saved. Whereas, the portable property certainly could have been saved. That’s the difference between the property and the owner, don’t you see?" |
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| Who said, "Which dear old Pip, old chap,you and me was ever friends. And when you’re well enough to go out for a ride - what larks!" |
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| Who said, "You said to me,‘God bless you, God forgive you!’ And if you could say that to me then, you will not hesitate to say that to me now - now, when suffering has been stronger than all other teaching, and has taught me to understand what your heart used to be." |
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| Who said, "But you don’t know it [freedom] equal to me. You must have been under lock and key, dear boy, to know it equal to me - but I ain’t a-going to be low." |
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| Who said, "I won’t have a rag of you, I won’t have a bone of you, left on earth. I’ll put your body in the kiln - I’d carry two such to it, on my shoulders - and, let people suppose what they may of you, they shall never know nothing." |
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| Who is in the boat with the customs officers? |
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| Why did Wemmick give Pip faulty information? |
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| Compeyson fed faulty information to the convicts that gave it to Wemmick. |
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