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Who met Pip at the little sluice house by the limekiln
Orlick, of course.
Who is the first stranger at the Three Jolly Bargemen
the First stranger at the Three Jolly Bargemen is 'Pip's Convict' (Magwitch)
Who was miss havisham's half brother
Arthur.
Who took Pip to meet Miss Havisham in Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
Estella
Who is Dolge Orlick
Joe's journeyman
Who does Pip suspect of injuring his sister
Orlick and the one-eyed man at the bar.
Why was Pip disappointed with his visit to Miss Havisham's house
Estella was studying abroad[:
Who did Pip think his benefactor was
miss havisham
Where had Pip received most of his education
Pip had received most of his education from an evening school taught by Mr. Wopsle's great aunt.
What did Pip do in referring to his first day at Miss Havisham's house
lied
What was the main clue that let Pip know things were not going to be good for Joe or himself
Mrs. Joe got out the dustpan.
With whom did Pip share his coach with
He shared it with a pair of convicts. One of them gave him money in a Pub
What does the mysterious stranger at the Three Jolly Bargemen give pip
2 pound 1 notes
Why does biddy come to live with joe and Pip
Biddy comes to live with Joe and Pip due to the unworkable conditions brought upon by Mrs.Joe ( She was attacked).
Who came to stay for pip and joe and care for mrs joe
Biddy!
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