Great Expectations

After Pip received his new found fortune, his feelings and view of Joe and Biddy have changed. Give two examples from the novel where we see this.

41.  After Pip received his new found fortune, his feelings and view of Joe and Biddy have changed.  Give two examples from the novel where we see this.

Some examples of this in the novel are:

a.  __________________________________________________________________________________

b. __________________________________________________________________________________

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A. After Ms. Havisham buys Pip's indenture as a blacksmith, Pip is ashamed. He wants and believed he would become a gentleman.

B. In Part II, Chapter VIII, Biddy corresponds with Pip to tell him Joe will be visiting London. Pip is not happy..... and Joe is thoroughly uncomfortable.

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