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Describe Pip, Joe, and Mrs. Joe. Point out the similarities between Pip and Joe and the way in which Mrs. Joe treats them.
Define suspense and explain how it is utilized in Chapter 4.
How are the attitudes of Pip and Joe similar in regards to the first convict? What about the convict makes him a sympathetic character?
In the beginning of Chapter 6, Pip says, "I was too cowardly to avoid doing what I knew to be right, as I had been too cowardly to avoid doing what I knew to be wrong." Explain what he is referring to in this quotation. Do you agree with the way he felt about his actions? Why or why not?
After conversing by the fire, why did Pip gain a new admiration for Joe?
When Pip stays at Mr. Pumblechook's, he takes note of all the tradesmen that seem to focus on everyone else's job. The only one that seems to really focus on his work is the watchmaker. Define irony and then explain the irony of Pip's realization.
In Chapter 8, Pip tells the reader that he is morally timid and very sensitive. How did Pip become that way? Give examples from novel that demonstrated his sensitivity.
Why do you think Pip lied to Mr. Pumblechook and Mrs. Joe about the time he spent with Miss Havisham and Estella?
Make a prediction as to why the convict reappeared in Pip's life.
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