Chapter 11 (Chapter 10 – Abridged) A few days later, Pip returns to Miss Havisham’s house A few days later, Pip returns to Miss Havisham’s house House is full of people waiting to see her, but she sees Pip first House is full of people waiting to see her, but she sees Pip first Brings him to a great banquet hall where a table is set with food and a large wedding cake Brings him to a great banquet hall where a table is set with food and a large wedding cake Food and cake are years old…untouched except for rats, beetles, and spiders Food and cake are years old…untouched except for rats, beetles, and spiders

Miss Havisham has Pip walk her around the room as the four guests are brought in Miss Havisham has Pip walk her around the room as the four guests are brought in Sarah Pocket – a “vicious,” “dry, brown, corrugated woman” Sarah Pocket – a “vicious,” “dry, brown, corrugated woman” Georgiana – “the grave lady” Georgiana – “the grave lady” Camilla – an old melodramatic woman Camilla – an old melodramatic woman Cousin Raymond – Camilla’s husband Cousin Raymond – Camilla’s husband All guests are the same age or a little younger than Miss Havisham – they’ve all come to see her on her birthday All guests are the same age or a little younger than Miss Havisham – they’ve all come to see her on her birthday

This happens to be the same day that the cake was set out and the clocks stopped so many years ago This happens to be the same day that the cake was set out and the clocks stopped so many years ago It becomes clear to Pip the decay of Miss Havisham and her house stems from her wedding day, which none of her relatives dare to mention It becomes clear to Pip the decay of Miss Havisham and her house stems from her wedding day, which none of her relatives dare to mention Their visit is based on greed – they’re hoping to please her enough to be given some of her money upon her death Their visit is based on greed – they’re hoping to please her enough to be given some of her money upon her death Miss Havisham is aware of this and makes reference to her dead body being laid out as a meal for her relatives…gives readers a weird and morbid picture Miss Havisham is aware of this and makes reference to her dead body being laid out as a meal for her relatives…gives readers a weird and morbid picture

Miss Havisham continues to walk around until the name Matthew is mentioned…then she stops short Miss Havisham continues to walk around until the name Matthew is mentioned…then she stops short When the guests leave Miss Havisham asks that Estella and Pip play cards again while she watches When the guests leave Miss Havisham asks that Estella and Pip play cards again while she watches

Pip is later allowed to explore the yard again and he comes across a pale, young gentleman who challenges him to a fight Pip is later allowed to explore the yard again and he comes across a pale, young gentleman who challenges him to a fight Pip gives him a bloody nose and a black eye Pip gives him a bloody nose and a black eye They end the fight and the boy, cheerful as ever, wishes Pip a good afternoon They end the fight and the boy, cheerful as ever, wishes Pip a good afternoon Before Pip leaves, Estella tells Pip that he may kiss her if he wants…he kisses her on the cheek Before Pip leaves, Estella tells Pip that he may kiss her if he wants…he kisses her on the cheek

Irony The loveless environment of the Satis House is representative of the higher society that Pip would like to rise to The loveless environment of the Satis House is representative of the higher society that Pip would like to rise to Relationships are built on money and power…contrasts the relationship Pip has with Joe at the forge, which is based on mutual respect Relationships are built on money and power…contrasts the relationship Pip has with Joe at the forge, which is based on mutual respect His new environment makes him feel unnatural and uncomfortable His new environment makes him feel unnatural and uncomfortable This is why he feels guilty about hitting the pale, young gentleman This is why he feels guilty about hitting the pale, young gentleman However he is rewarded for his behavior with being able to kiss Estella However he is rewarded for his behavior with being able to kiss Estella This act symbolizes society’s rewarding of violent behavior This act symbolizes society’s rewarding of violent behavior

Chapter 12 (Chapter 11 – Abridged) Over the next eight months, Pip pushes Miss Havisham in a wheelchair from her sitting room to the large banquet hall Over the next eight months, Pip pushes Miss Havisham in a wheelchair from her sitting room to the large banquet hall Sometimes Estella joins them and they sing songs together Sometimes Estella joins them and they sing songs together By this time it has become clear that Miss Havisham is raising Estella to break men’s hearts in revenge for what they have done to Miss Havisham (although what they have done to her is not clear). By this time it has become clear that Miss Havisham is raising Estella to break men’s hearts in revenge for what they have done to Miss Havisham (although what they have done to her is not clear). With Pip she is obviously succeeding…he is continuing to be abused and insulted by her while admitting that she grows prettier each day. With Pip she is obviously succeeding…he is continuing to be abused and insulted by her while admitting that she grows prettier each day.

During the same time, Uncle Pumblechook makes a habit of visiting Mrs. Joe and discussing Pip’s promising future, now that he regularly visits Miss Havisham During the same time, Uncle Pumblechook makes a habit of visiting Mrs. Joe and discussing Pip’s promising future, now that he regularly visits Miss Havisham His future prospects seem to diminish when Miss Havisham asks Pip to bring Joe to visit her so that Pip may start his indenture (binding into service) as a blacksmith His future prospects seem to diminish when Miss Havisham asks Pip to bring Joe to visit her so that Pip may start his indenture (binding into service) as a blacksmith

Chapter 13 (Chapter 12 – Abridged) Joe goes to Satis House with Pip the next day Joe goes to Satis House with Pip the next day Miss Havisham gives Joe twenty-five guineas for Pip’s service to her and buys Pip’s indenture as a blacksmith Miss Havisham gives Joe twenty-five guineas for Pip’s service to her and buys Pip’s indenture as a blacksmith

Joe and Pip arrive back at Uncle Pumblechook’s house where Mrs. Joe is waiting Joe and Pip arrive back at Uncle Pumblechook’s house where Mrs. Joe is waiting Joe gives her the money Joe gives her the money Uncle Pumblechook thinks Pip should be legally bound as Joe’s apprentice Uncle Pumblechook thinks Pip should be legally bound as Joe’s apprentice Mrs. Joe takes everyone to dinner Mrs. Joe takes everyone to dinner All are enjoying themselves except for Pip All are enjoying themselves except for Pip “…I was truly wretched, and had a strong conviction on me that I should never like Joe’s trade. I had liked it once, but once was not now.” “…I was truly wretched, and had a strong conviction on me that I should never like Joe’s trade. I had liked it once, but once was not now.”

Pip continually is present at meals that do not include the enjoyment, human companionship, and hospitality that are to accompany meals. Pip continually is present at meals that do not include the enjoyment, human companionship, and hospitality that are to accompany meals. Christmas dinner Christmas dinner The uneaten meal and cake in Miss Havisham’s banquet hall The uneaten meal and cake in Miss Havisham’s banquet hall Meal celebrating Pip’s indenture Meal celebrating Pip’s indenture However, refer back to the meal Pip feeds his convict…there appears to be some genuine hospitality However, refer back to the meal Pip feeds his convict…there appears to be some genuine hospitality Pip: “I am glad you enjoy it.” Pip: “I am glad you enjoy it.” Convict: “Thankee, my boy, I do.” Convict: “Thankee, my boy, I do.”

Chapter 14 (This chapter does not exist in the abridged version.) Pip explains the misery he is feeling to his readers Pip explains the misery he is feeling to his readers Ashamed of his home Ashamed of his home Ashamed of his trade Ashamed of his trade Wants to be uncommon Wants to be uncommon Wants to be a gentleman; a part of the environment that he had a small taste of at the Satis House Wants to be a gentleman; a part of the environment that he had a small taste of at the Satis House What he fears most is that Estella will see him in his current, dirty, blacksmith state What he fears most is that Estella will see him in his current, dirty, blacksmith state

This chapter points criticism at Victorian Society’s tendency to look down on the common laborer as dirty and of less value than the more sophisticated man leading a wealthy, leisurely lifestyle This chapter points criticism at Victorian Society’s tendency to look down on the common laborer as dirty and of less value than the more sophisticated man leading a wealthy, leisurely lifestyle Criticism is two-fold Criticism is two-fold Against the society which enforces these values Against the society which enforces these values Against the individuals who adopt society’s values despite their better judgment (Pip) Against the individuals who adopt society’s values despite their better judgment (Pip)

Chapter 15 (Chapter 13 – Abridged) Biddy continues to teach Pip all she knows Biddy continues to teach Pip all she knows Pip continues to teach Joe all he has learned, though he doubts that Joe is really absorbing what he’s been taught Pip continues to teach Joe all he has learned, though he doubts that Joe is really absorbing what he’s been taught We meet Orlick – a gruff man that Joe employs around the forge We meet Orlick – a gruff man that Joe employs around the forge Insults Mrs. Joe when she is close enough to hear him Insults Mrs. Joe when she is close enough to hear him There is a fight between Joe and Orlick; Joe wins and the two work together as usual There is a fight between Joe and Orlick; Joe wins and the two work together as usual

About a year into his indenture, Pip revisits Miss Havisham, saying he wishes to thank her for paying his indenture About a year into his indenture, Pip revisits Miss Havisham, saying he wishes to thank her for paying his indenture Pip is disappointed with the meeting Pip is disappointed with the meeting Miss Havisham sees him for a few moments, only to laugh at him when he looks around for Estella Miss Havisham sees him for a few moments, only to laugh at him when he looks around for Estella Estella has been sent abroad to be educated as a lady Estella has been sent abroad to be educated as a lady Pip returns home to find the whole village at his house Pip returns home to find the whole village at his house Mrs. Joe has been hit over the head by some unknown attacker Mrs. Joe has been hit over the head by some unknown attacker

Chapter 16 (Chapter 14 – Abridged) Although Orlick seems to have motive to have committed this act, the shackles the convict filed off in the first chapter where found next to his sister Although Orlick seems to have motive to have committed this act, the shackles the convict filed off in the first chapter where found next to his sister Seemingly distant episode with Pip’s convict seems to keep haunting Pip, regardless of his attempts to distance himself Seemingly distant episode with Pip’s convict seems to keep haunting Pip, regardless of his attempts to distance himself This makes his also think of the strange man he met at the pub who had Joe’s file This makes his also think of the strange man he met at the pub who had Joe’s file

Mrs. Joe has suffered some serious brain damage; lost much of her voice, hearing, and memory Mrs. Joe has suffered some serious brain damage; lost much of her voice, hearing, and memory Communicates by writing letters and symbols on slate Communicates by writing letters and symbols on slate “…her temper was greatly improved, and she was patient.” “…her temper was greatly improved, and she was patient.” As he narrates, Pip refers to her as “my sister” as opposed to Mrs. Joe As he narrates, Pip refers to her as “my sister” as opposed to Mrs. Joe May be due to the guilt he feels about the attack (he may be partly responsible) or simply her change in attitude May be due to the guilt he feels about the attack (he may be partly responsible) or simply her change in attitude

Biddy is employed and moves into the house to help take care of Mrs. Joe and household chores Biddy is employed and moves into the house to help take care of Mrs. Joe and household chores Oddly, Mrs. Joe begins to treat Orlick extraordinarily well, inviting him to have something to drink Oddly, Mrs. Joe begins to treat Orlick extraordinarily well, inviting him to have something to drink

Chapter 17 (Chapter 15 – Abridged) Pip notices that Biddy is turning into a woman – not very pretty, but very bright and wise Pip notices that Biddy is turning into a woman – not very pretty, but very bright and wise They go for a walk one day They go for a walk one day Pip confesses his desire to become a gentleman Pip confesses his desire to become a gentleman Admits he wants to be a gentleman so that he will he acceptable to Estella Admits he wants to be a gentleman so that he will he acceptable to Estella

Biddy thinks becoming a gentleman to impress a woman who thinks he is course and common is not very smart Biddy thinks becoming a gentleman to impress a woman who thinks he is course and common is not very smart Pip knows he’s been very foolish, can’t help himself and begins to cry in front of Biddy Pip knows he’s been very foolish, can’t help himself and begins to cry in front of Biddy Pip says he wishes he were more easily satisfied and that he could fall in love with her Pip says he wishes he were more easily satisfied and that he could fall in love with her Biddy replies that he never will Biddy replies that he never will

Chapter 18 (Chapter 16 – Abridged) Year 4 of Pip’s apprenticeship Year 4 of Pip’s apprenticeship He is sitting with Joe and Mr. Wopsle at the Three Jolly Bargemen when they are approached by a stranger who wants to talk to Joe and Pip He is sitting with Joe and Mr. Wopsle at the Three Jolly Bargemen when they are approached by a stranger who wants to talk to Joe and Pip Pip recognizes him and his “smell of soap” – he once ran into this man at Miss Havisham’s house Pip recognizes him and his “smell of soap” – he once ran into this man at Miss Havisham’s house

They return to the forge with the man, Mr. Jaggers They return to the forge with the man, Mr. Jaggers Explains that Pip has “great expectations” Explains that Pip has “great expectations” He’s been given a large amount of money, which will be administered by Jaggers He’s been given a large amount of money, which will be administered by Jaggers This has been given by an anonymous sponsor whom Pip is never to try to discover This has been given by an anonymous sponsor whom Pip is never to try to discover Readers wonder who this donor is???????? Miss Havisham? Readers wonder who this donor is???????? Miss Havisham? Pip thinks he’s going to be trained to be an appropriate mate for Estella Pip thinks he’s going to be trained to be an appropriate mate for Estella

Pip is to be brought up as a gentleman and will be tutored by Matthew Pocket – this is the Matthew who was mentioned at Miss Havisham’s Pip is to be brought up as a gentleman and will be tutored by Matthew Pocket – this is the Matthew who was mentioned at Miss Havisham’s Jaggers gives him money for clothes and says to meet him in London in a week Jaggers gives him money for clothes and says to meet him in London in a week

Pip spends an uncomfortable evening with Biddy and Joe then goes to bed Pip spends an uncomfortable evening with Biddy and Joe then goes to bed The relationship with Joe and Biddy has changed The relationship with Joe and Biddy has changed He thinks himself better, more intelligent, more qualified than the life which he was leading with them He thinks himself better, more intelligent, more qualified than the life which he was leading with them Despite his dreams coming true, he is feeling very lonely Despite his dreams coming true, he is feeling very lonely Chapter 19

The word is spreading through town that Pip has come into fortune – people are treating him differently The word is spreading through town that Pip has come into fortune – people are treating him differently Goes to town and buys his clothes for London and stores them at Uncle Pumblechook’s house Goes to town and buys his clothes for London and stores them at Uncle Pumblechook’s house

Relations between Biddy and Joe do not improve Relations between Biddy and Joe do not improve Intensifies when Pip asks if Biddy will educate Joe so that he could rise to a higher social level Intensifies when Pip asks if Biddy will educate Joe so that he could rise to a higher social level Biddy hotly tells Pip that Joe has no need, and does not want to be brought up to another social level Biddy hotly tells Pip that Joe has no need, and does not want to be brought up to another social level Pip is becoming very vain – he’s even gone as far as to correct Biddy’s grammar…she was his first teacher Pip is becoming very vain – he’s even gone as far as to correct Biddy’s grammar…she was his first teacher

Pip visits Miss Havisham Pip visits Miss Havisham She hints subtly that she is his unknown donor She hints subtly that she is his unknown donor Does this in a way that when Sarah Pocket hears, she believes it too Does this in a way that when Sarah Pocket hears, she believes it too The week is up and Pip leaves for London The week is up and Pip leaves for London Even in the carriage, he considers turning around and spending another day with Joe and Biddy Even in the carriage, he considers turning around and spending another day with Joe and Biddy