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The convict tells Pip to get a file and  wittles from Joes workshop as to break through his chains and leg irons:  “You bring me, to-morrow morning early, that file and them wittles. You bring the lot to me, at… Continue Reading →

Irony in great expectations

Quote “brought up by hand”

Act 5 scene 2-3

Friar Lawrence learning that Romeo has not received his letter hurries to the capulets vault. Paris praying at Juliet’s tomb encounters Romeo they fight and Paris is killed. Friar Lawrence is too late to save Romeo who swallows the poison… Continue Reading →

What can we infer about jaggers based on the description of his servant?

Jaggers’ servant is described early on as “extremely pale” this gives ths impression that she is somewhat ghost like or very ill. Whilst the she is in the room Jaggers “traps” her, Dickens describes her as trapped potentialy to show us… Continue Reading →

XXI/XXII

Chapter XXI: Wemmick introduces Pip to Herbert Pocket. Herbert and Pip immediately decide their liking towards one another. Herbert is described in a way making him seem very enthusiastic, Pip feels that the two are in fact extremely different in their… Continue Reading →

chapter summaries: XX-XXI

chapter XX: Pip is taken to London by Jaggers and is introduced to Wemmick, Jaggers’ clerk. the shear size of London amazes Pip and he is told of places such as Smithfield and Hammersmith he also notices the top of… Continue Reading →

Friar Lawrence tries to console Romeo and find a solution for the terrible problems that have arisen. Juliet’s father makes plans for his daughter to marry Paris and she doesn’t like the fact that she has to marry someone she… Continue Reading →

McDonalds Artical

Para 1. This paragraph describes the amount of money($20 billion) that McDonald’s spends yearly, and how they show themselves to be a “caring” and “green” company which is also a “fun place to eat.”  It says that behind the smiling… Continue Reading →

chapter summaries: XX-XXI-XXII

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