Great Expectations Chapters 11-19 Flashcards
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What occurs during Pip's next visit to Satis House in Chapter 11?

Estella greets Pip and then slaps him; a group of insincere relatives are visiting Miss Havisham.

Who are Miss Havisham's birthday guests?

Sarah Pocket, Georgiana, Camilla, and Raymond.

What does Pip believe Miss Havisham intends to do for him after several visits?

He believes she intends to bestow great wealth upon him.

How does Joe react upon meeting Miss Havisham in Chapter 13?

<p>Joe seems very uncomfortable and receives 25 guineas to bind Pip in apprenticeship.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Pip's emotional state as he progresses through his apprenticeship with Joe?

<p>He is unhappy and ashamed of his home.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Pip try to do for Joe in Chapter 15?

<p>He tries to teach Joe to read.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to Mrs. Joe in Chapter 16?

<p>She is confined to bed and unable to speak.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Pip feel about Biddy in Chapter 17?

<p>He seems to be romantically attracted to her but is also unsatisfied with his life.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant information does Mr. Jaggers communicate to Pip in Chapter 18?

<p>That Pip has great expectations and is to become educated as a gentleman in London.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Joe do with Pip's indenture papers in Chapter 19?

<p>Joe burns Pip's indenture papers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is Mr. Trabb and how does he change in his behavior towards Pip?

<p>Mr. Trabb is a tailor who begins to fawn over Pip after learning about his new expectations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Chapter 11 Highlights

  • Pip visits Satis House, greeted by Estella who slaps him; relatives of Miss Havisham are present.
  • Miss Havisham's dark room serves as a stark contrast to her wedding feast, symbolic of her stagnant life post-jilting.
  • Pip encounters a "pale young gentleman" and defeats him in a fight, earning a brief kiss from Estella.

Miss Havisham's Birthday Guests

  • Notable relatives include Sarah Pocket, Georgiana, Camilla, and Raymond; all are vying for Miss Havisham's favor.

Chapter 12 Overview

  • Pip's visits to Miss Havisham continue over several months; he becomes convinced of impending wealth.
  • Growing estrangement from Joe occurs, as Pip feels ashamed of his common background and confides only in Biddy.
  • Discussions about Pip's potential fortune intensify, while Mrs. Joe's jealousy surfaces due to her lack of direct contact with Miss Havisham.

Chapter 13 Summary

  • Joe meets Miss Havisham, who gives him 25 guineas for Pip's apprenticeship, indicating a limit on her financial support.
  • Pip feels despair over the end of his visits with Estella and his diminishing expectations for wealth.
  • Joe presents the money to Mrs. Joe, trying to appease her, while Pip grapples with his dissatisfaction with the path in life set before him.

Chapter 14 Overview

  • Pip's adolescence is marked by his unhappiness as Joe's apprentice, feeling ashamed of his living conditions.
  • Pip's desire for Satis House and Estella's approval grows, despite Joe's continued loyalty.

Chapter 15 Insights

  • Pip attempts to educate Joe in reading; he yearns for a visit to Satis House, fearing Miss Havisham's perception of greed.
  • Tension arises between Joe and Orlick over a holiday Pip takes, culminating in a confrontation.
  • Pip's visit to Miss Havisham results in disappointment as Estella is absent, leading to further introspection.

Chapter 15 Characters

  • Orlick: Joe's laborer who harbors malice towards Pip.
  • Sarah Pocket: A relative opportunistically seeking Miss Havisham's wealth; disparages her non-greedy sibling.
  • George Barnwell: A play character whose guilt resonates with Pip's own feelings.

Chapter 16 Overview

  • With Mrs. Joe bedridden, Biddy moves in to help; Pip worries about Mrs. Joe's attack and potential clues implicating Orlick.
  • Investigations yield no results, and Mrs. Joe's drawing raises suspicion yet brings conflicted feelings towards Orlick.

Chapter 17 Summary

  • Pip acknowledges Biddy as a sweet companion but is captivated by Estella's beauty; expresses his discontent about his role at the forge.
  • Tension simmers as Orlick shows interest in Biddy, inciting jealousy in Pip.

Chapter 18 Highlights

  • A turning point occurs when Mr. Jaggers reveals significant news to Pip regarding "handsome property" and future wealth.
  • Pip believes Miss Havisham is his benefactor; Mr. Jaggers’ character is introduced as dark and authoritative.
  • Joe refuses financial compensation for Pip's indenture, illustrating his unwavering integrity.

Chapter 18 Characters

  • Mr. Jaggers: The lawyer who introduces Pip to his newfound expectations, displaying arrogance and professionalism.

Chapter 19 Overview

  • Joe officially frees Pip from his apprenticeship, prompting a reflective walk in the marshes about his past relationships.
  • Pondering his future with Estella, Pip argues with Biddy about his treatment of Joe.
  • A shift in social dynamics unfolds as local figures like Mr. Trabb and Pumblechook begin to treat Pip with exaggerated respect.

Chapter 19 Characters

  • Mr. Trabb: A sycophantic tailor who caters to Pip's newfound status.
  • The Blue Boar: A prestigious establishment catering to the gentry, highlighting Pip's changing social position.

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