Chapter 13
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This is the visit to Miss H’s house (Satis House) regarding Pip’s
apprenticeship
Joe insisted upon speaking to Pip instead of Miss H (77)
Pip is decidedly ashamed of Joe (78)
Miss H gives Joe 25 guineas as payment for Pip’s services (78)
They are quickly ushered out
Pip and Joe go to Mr. P’s where Mrs. Joe is waiting and Joe teases her
with the amount paid
The “impostor” P acts like he knows the amount and has been conferred
with by Miss H.
They decide to have dinner out with Mr. W and the Hubbles
Everyone kept telling Pip to enjoy himself . . . But he couldn’t and didn’t
They treat Pip horribly and he never wants to be a blacksmith (82)
Chapter 14
• Time passes as Pip begins working in Joe’s
forge; the boy slowly becomes an adolescent.
• He hates working as Joe’s apprentice, but out
of consideration for Joe’s goodness, he keeps
his feelings to himself.
• As he works, he thinks he sees Estella’s face
mocking him in the forge, and he longs for
Satis House.
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Biddy begins to teach Pip and Pip shares everything he learns with Joe
Pip decides to visit Miss H after one year . . . Really wants to see Estella
Joe advises otherwise but provides a ½ holiday
Dolge Orlick (Cain) is 25 and a blacksmith journeyman, “Broad shouldered,
loose-limbed, swarthy fellow” and hates Pip (87)
5. Frustrated over Joe giving Pip a ½ holiday, Orlick lunges at Pip with a hot
poker
6. THE FIGHT (88-89)
7. Sarah “walnut-face” Pocket answers the gate at Miss H’s
8. Estella is gone abroad to study
9. Miss H “malignant enjoyment” (90)
10. Mr. W engages Pip to come read a script with he and Mr. P well into evening
11. Dark night – Orlick “growls” at Pip for being late
12. 11 PM at the Three Jolly Bargemen the lights are on and there is an
emergency
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Pip’s sister has been attacked between 9 and 10 PM, nothing is stolen
(93)
Beaten with an OLD leg iron (Pip’s Convict, maybe?) but it is decided that
the iron is so old it cannot belong to the most recent convicts to escape
the Hulks (since the cannons have been firing)
Pip believes the attacker to be Orlick or the stranger at the tavern –the
one with Joe’s file
Police investigate for two weeks but find nothing
Mrs. Joe’s condition (95)
Biddy’s grandmother finally dies so she comes to live with the Gargerys
to help out with Mrs. Joe’s care
Mrs. Joe keep making a T on the slate – Orlick’s hammer!
She’s kind, sweet to Orlick – How weird is that??? (96)
Chapter 17
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Pip goes on his birthday to see Ms. H and receives a guinea (even though he
doesn’t want it)
2. Takes notice of Biddy (wears her heels higher, neat hair, clean hands) (97)
3. Pip realizes that he has not been grateful to Biddy and shares with her his
secret desire to be a gentleman. She discourages him.
4. Pip asks if he is “good enough” for Biddy (99) and she answers that she is not
“over particular” LOL
5. Pip explains why he wants to be a gentleman for Estella (Notice Biddy’s
remark on p100)
6. Pip wishes that he could love Biddy, but Biddy answers that he never will
(101)
7. Out pops Orlick
8. Biddy announces that he “dances” around her
9. She doesn’t like him
10. Pip’s choices (Biddy or Estella? The forge or a Gentleman?)
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Four years have passed
Some are gathered at the Three Jolly Bargemen to hear Mr. W read about a murder and Pip
notices a stranger watching and listening
The stranger argues with Mr. W over the man’s innocence in a case –annoys Pip!
Asks about Joe then Pip (105)
Pip recognizes him as the man in the dark stairwell at Miss H’s house. This is Jaggers (106)
“Brag is a good dog, but Holdfast is a better.” (107)
Pip has Great Expectations!
He will come into property and be brought up as a gentleman
Pip thinks this is Miss H’s doing!
Conditions: keep his name, benefactor is a secret until that person decides to reveal it,
Jaggers is the go-between and Pip’s guardian (holds money for his education and
maintenance)
Get a tutor (Matthew Pocket) and is given 20 guineas for new clothes
Joe’s kind remark (110) and he asks for no compensation
Pip is dissatisfied with himself (112)
Decides not to wear his new clothes for the Gargerys
Joe’s saddness (113)
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Six days before Pip’s departure
Joe burns Pip’s indenture papers
Pip pities the church and decides to one day do something for them
He wants to leaving the convict, Orlick, cattle, and all dull life behind
Pip awakes at the Battery to find Joe there. Wishes Joe had more education so Pip
could be proud of him when one day Pip would give him property (115)
Pip asks Biddy to teach Joe to read and good manners
He accuses Biddy of being envious (116)
Next day he visits with Mr. Trabb the tailor
Trabb’s reaction(117)
Trabb’s boy hates Pip
Pip goes to the hatter, bootmaker, hosier and the coach office
Pumblechook is totally changed (119)
Pumblechook asks Pip’s business advice – How weird is that?
Fretful night’s sleep
Pip rises to breakfast and Joes’ goodbyes
“Mist was rising” (124)