Pip's Emotional Journey in Great Expectations

In chapters 29 and 30 of 'Great Expectations', Pip visits Miss Havisham's Satis House, where he meets Estella, who has grown into a beautiful woman. Despite Estella's emotional distance, Pip is deeply in love with her. Miss Havisham encourages Pip's feelings for Estella. Later, Pip discusses his concerns about Orlick with Mr. Jaggers and learns about Herbert's love for Clara. Pip struggles with his social position and expectations, while Herbert waits to marry Clara until he earns a stable income.

What does Pip daydream about on his way to Miss Havisham's?

• Rescuing Estella

• Becoming wealthy

• Meeting his benefactor

• Traveling the world

Who surprises Pip by opening the gate at Satis House?

• Orlick

• Joe

• Herbert

• Mr. Jaggers

What role does Orlick take up at Satis House?

• Cook

• Gardener

• Butler

• Gatekeeper

How does Estella describe her own emotions?

• Heartless

• Sympathetic

• Joyful

• Full of love

What does Miss Havisham repeatedly tell Pip to do?

• Work for her

• Leave Satis House

• Love Estella

• Forget Estella

What does Pip do when Estella leaves the room with the wedding cake?

• Cries

• Pushes Miss Havisham in her wheelchair

• Leaves the house

• Sings a song

Who joins Pip and Estella for dinner at Satis House?

• Pumblechook

• Herbert

• Joe

• Mr. Jaggers

What does Pip repeatedly say to himself at the Blue Boar?

• I need her

• I miss her

• I love her

• I hate her

What does Pip send to Joe from London?

• A book

• A codfish and oysters

• Money

• A letter

What does Pip feel uncertain about?

• His career

• His social position

• His health

• His family