Questions and Answers
What does Pup beg from Herbert?
Never to talk about Estella
When Pip rows, what is he waiting for?
Wemmick's signal to give to go ahead
One night, what does Pip do?
Takes himself out for dinner and the theater where he finds Mr. Wopsle
At one point in the show, Mr. Wopsle keeps staring at Pip. What does Wemmick tell him afterwards?
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Study Notes
Chapter 47 Key Points
- Pup requests Herbert to refrain from discussing Estella, highlighting his emotional connection and vulnerability concerning her.
- Pip rows while eagerly awaiting Wemmick's signal, indicating the importance of communication and timing in their plans.
- During one evening, Pip enjoys a night out, dining and attending the theater, which emphasizes his desire for social experiences and escapism.
- Mr. Wopsle's intense gaze at Pip during the show raises suspicion, prompting Wemmick to remark on the eerie attention, associating it with Compeyson, the man who had previously battled Pip's convict.
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