Great Expectations Crossword

Who is Pip's uncle?
Magwitch is Estella____
Miss Havisham arranges to make Pip Joe's __________
Who is Pip's love?
Who is Estella mother?
Pip was brought up by ____.
Estella's Father
Name of the man who Estella weds
What the convicts are doing
Lasts name of the pale gentleman
Name of City where Pip and Herbert are
Pip's last name
Molly's scarred _____.
Pip's job in Cairo
Great Expectations begins in the country in an area around Kent, which is now known as "The Garden of _____."
Bring me a ____ and food.
Where Estella Goes to be a lady
Name of Pip's legal guardian
Name of the Author of Great Expectations
Enemy of Magwitch
Pip, the young, is given the chance of a lifetime and is able to move to the big city of _____.
Name of Pip's friend who raised him
Name of Pip's benefactor
Age of pip when the story began
Three ____ Bargemen
Name of the protagonist
Drummle's Nickname
Bentley Drummle is an Arrogant ____.
Genre of the book
Last name of Pip's sister
Literary term that describes when Dickens refers to William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in the novel
Becomes Pip's best friend; A foil character for Pip
Name of the bar where Pip finds out he has great expectations
Jagger's clerk and Pip's friend; Has a professional side and a jovial side
Latin phrase that refers to something happening by the power of god; more than just a coincidence
Last name of the author of great expectations
The story is written in how many stages?
Great Expectations was written in what format?
The story is an expose of social _________.
The story it is classified as what kind of fiction?
Who was the queen that reigned from 1837 until her death in 1901?
Kind-hearted, intelligent girl; she is the opposite of Estella
Where Pip moves to begin his great expectations
Point of view the novel is told in
A novel dealing with one person's formative years or spiritual education
Miss Havisham wanted this so badly
Herbert’s lover
When she was twenty-one years old, she married her first cousin,_____.
Prince ___________, sat for photo shoots and had portraits made in full dress for occasions such as royal balls
rebuke or reprimand severely