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Who is the main character of the story?
What is Pip's full name
Who is the Author of the story?
Who did Pip fall madly in love with?
Where did Stella go to learn to become a proper lady?
The maid of Mr. Jaggers and the mother of Estella
The capital of England and the city Pip lives in with Herbert.
A young girl that moves into Joe’s house in order to take care of Mrs. Joe and taught Pip how to read and write
A device used by Mrs. Joe on Pip to punish him
The guardian of Pip and a very skilled lawyer in London
The merchant Pip hires to set up Herbert as a business partner
The man who Miss Havisham was engaged to and broke her heart
The man who claims to have been responsible for Pip's fortune
A tavern with a bar where Pip receives a two one-pound notes from a stranger
The workplace for blacksmiths and where Joe and Orlick fought
The object in Miss Havisham's house that is a symbol of decay
The benefactor of Pip and a convict who was previously a sheep farmer
The man who ends up marrying Estella and dies from mistreating a horse
The manor Miss Havisham lives in
A pale young gentleman Pip fought and later becomes good friends with him
The women who ends up getting married to Wemmick
Pip's older sister, the husband of Joe, and was said to brought Pip up by hand
The clerk for Mr. Jaggers who is in love with Miss Skiffins
A blacksmith, the husband of Pip’s sister, and a good friend of Pip
The man who killed Mrs. Joe and flirted with Biddy

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Great expectations

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Great Expectations

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Great Expectations

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Great Expectations

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