Great Expectations Crossword

Latin phrase that refers to something happening by the power of god; more than just a coincidence
A novel dealing with one person's formative years or spiritual education
Protagonist of the story; Little boy who lives with his older sister and is later brought to an unexpected fortune
Beautiful adopted girl who Pip falls in love with; She is raised to break hearts
Husband of Pip's sister; A genuine nice guy
Raises Estella to break hearts since her finance left her on her wedding day
Convict introduced at the beginning of the story and is later discovered as Estella's father and Pip's benefactor
Kind-hearted, intelligent girl; she is the opposite of Estella
Jagger's clerk and Pip's friend; Has a professional side and a jovial side
Powerful lawyer who takes the role of being Pip's guardian
Becomes Pip's best friend; A foil character for Pip
Malicious and shrewd; Is responsible for the attack on Mrs. Joe and attempts to kill Pip
Marries and abuses Estella; Represents the upper class
A strong belief that something will happen or someone should achieve something
Where Pip moves to begin his great expectations
A title in the mid-19th century that meant having respect and improving one's social status
Name of the bar where Pip finds out he has great expectations
Point of view the novel is told in
Literary term that describes when Dickens refers to William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in the novel
Another name for Miss Havisham's house