Miss Havisham, a wealthy and reclusive woman, was left at the altar, leading her to become bitter and vengeful. She manipulates her adoptive daughter, Estella, to break men's hearts and misleads Pip about her intentions. Eventually, she regrets her actions, realizing the damage she caused. Her story highlights themes of redemption and the dangers of revenge, serving as a cautionary tale about dwelling in the past.

What event led Miss Havisham to become a bitter and vengeful woman?

• Her mansion was destroyed.

• Her fiancé left her at the altar.

• She lost her wealth.

• She was betrayed by a friend.

How does Miss Havisham use Estella in her plans?

• To gain wealth.

• To run her household.

• To break men's hearts.

• To find a new fiancé.

What false belief does Miss Havisham encourage in Pip?

• That he is Magwitch's son.

• That she is his financial benefactor.

• That he will inherit Satis House.

• That she is his mother.

What realization does Miss Havisham come to regarding Estella?

• Estella wants to leave Satis House.

• Estella is capable of love.

• Estella is incapable of love.

• Estella is happy with her life.

What theme is highlighted by Miss Havisham's story?

• The benefits of solitude.

• The power of wealth.

• The dangers of revenge and dwelling in the past.

• The importance of family.