Questions and Answers
What does Pip feel will happen as a result of his actions towards the young man he fought?
When Pip arrives at the Satis house, everything seems out of the ordinary.
False
What does Miss Havisham use to make it easier for Pip to move her around?
A wheelchair
How often does Pip visit Miss Havisham during the 8-10 months?
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What does Estella enjoy telling Pip?
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What song does Pip hum while pushing Miss Havisham?
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Who does Pip feel he can trust with anything?
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Pumblechook is supportive of Pip's future.
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What does Miss Havisham want to do before approving of Joe?
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What does Mrs. Joe do when she hears Miss Havisham's desire to meet Joe?
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Study Notes
Chapter 12 Overview
- Pip feels paranoia about karma after his altercation with a young man at Miss Havisham's, creating anxiety towards his next visit.
- The atmosphere at Satis House is surprisingly calm when Pip arrives, with no unusual events occurring.
Miss Havisham's Condition
- Miss Havisham acquires a wheelchair, allowing Pip to assist her by pushing her around various rooms in her home.
- Pip begins a routine of visiting Miss Havisham every other day for approximately 8 to 10 months, fostering a gradual rapport between them.
Estella's Treatment of Pip
- Estella openly expresses her disdain for Pip, which Pip perceives as a reflection of her growing beauty over time.
- Miss Havisham adorns Estella with jewelry, urging her to "break their hearts," specifically targeting Pip's emotions.
Shared Moments
- Pip hums a blacksmith song called "Old Clem" while pushing Miss Havisham, which she enjoys. This leads to him and Estella singing it together during their time with her.
Pip's Trust in Biddy
- Pip confides in Biddy, feeling she is someone he can trust deeply. He suggests she may harbor feelings for him.
Pumblechook's Annoyance
- Pumblechook is persistently bothersome to Pip, frequently discussing Pip's anticipated future with Miss Havisham, leading Pip to fantasize about sabotaging his carriage.
Miss Havisham's Approval
- Miss Havisham expresses a desire to meet Joe for approval, intending for him to formally hand Pip over as an apprentice.
Mrs. Joe's Outburst
- Mrs. Joe reacts dramatically to Miss Havisham’s request by crying, throwing a candle at Joe, and obsessively cleaning the house until late at night.
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Test your understanding of Chapter 12 from 'Great Expectations'. This quiz covers key events and character feelings, particularly Pip's anxieties and the atmosphere at Satis House. Perfect for reviewing important themes and moments in the story.
