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What happens to Pip's sister after her assault?
She is put into care under Biddy and communicates using a slate and chalk.
What does Pip mistakenly do to Biddy on his birthday?
He hurts her feelings.
Pip feels proud of his roots and upbringing.
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Who offers Pip the opportunity to go to London?
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What is the mood at home after Pip accepts the offer to go to London?
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Who does Pip have celebratory drinks with before leaving for London?
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What does Pip do immediately after arriving in London?
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What does Pip witness during his walk in London?
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Study Notes
Chapter 16
- Officials investigate the assault on Pip's sister, resulting in her placement under Biddy's care.
- Unable to speak and move well, Pip's sister communicates using a slate and chalk.
- She frequently invites Orlick over for tea, indicating a passive reliance on others despite her condition.
Chapter 17
- Pip visits Miss Havisham on his birthday, unintentionally hurting Biddy's feelings.
- He expresses a desire to become a gentleman, showcasing his shame concerning his humble origins.
- Orlick's unsettling behavior continues as he stalks Pip and Biddy on their way home.
Chapter 18
- Pip receives an offer that allows him to go to London and become a gentleman.
- Mr. Jaggers is identified as Pip's unnamed benefactor, heightening Pip's sense of anticipation and excitement.
- Following the news, the atmosphere at home turns melancholic, reflecting the emotional weight of Pip's departure.
Chapter 19
- Emotional farewells take place as Pip prepares to leave, indicating the significance of relationships in his life.
- Celebratory drinks with Mr. Pumblechook add a layer of irony to Pip's journey, emphasizing his discomfort with the situation.
- Pip bids farewell to Miss Havisham before setting off, with the coach driver occasionally losing his way, symbolizing the uncertainty of his future.
Chapter 20
- Upon arriving in London, Pip goes to Mr. Jaggers's home only to venture out for a walk, filled with anticipation and nervousness.
- During his walk, Pip overhears a heated argument involving a family connected to one of Mr. Jaggers's clients, showcasing the darker side of legal dealings.
- Mr. Jaggers dismisses the family's concerns, highlighting his pragmatic, detached approach to his profession and foreshadowing Pip's challenges ahead.
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Explore the intriguing developments in Chapters 16 to 19 of 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens. This quiz covers the emotional conflicts Pip faces, the dynamics of his relationships, and the significant offer that changes his life. Test your understanding of the characters and events that shape Pip's journey towards becoming a gentleman.
