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Great Expectations

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September 8, 2013

 

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She ordered him, and others around, but was never questioned. After Pip's first visit he asked when he should return again and she said in response, "There, there! I know nothing of the days of the week; I know nothing of the weeks of they year. Come again after six days. You hear?"(Dickens 62). Pip was forced to answer with yes ma'am at all times, and that was a simple sign of respect that Pip aspired to achieve one day...
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Pip was forced to answer with yes ma'am at all times, and that was a simple sign of respect that Pip aspired to achieve one day. Another person who influenced Pip greatly was Estella, Mrs. Havisham's adopted daughter. Estella was a very beautiful young lady, who was also a little older than Pip was at the time he started visiting Mrs...
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