Justice
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Who Said It?
100

This is Pip's crime?

What is steal from Joe and Mrs. Joe?

100

This is what Estella calls Jacks in a deck of cards.

What is knaves?

100

This character is Mr. Jaggers' housemaid.  

Who is Molly?

100

Pip arrives in London

What is go to Mr. Jaggers' office?

100

"Especially, be grateful boy, to them which brought you up by hand."

Who is Pumblechook?

200

This is the scene of the prisoners' escape.

What are the prison ships?

200

This is what the baby plays with.

What is a nutcracker?

200

This character will be turning 82.

Who is Wemmick's father?

200

Pip beats up the pale, young gentleman.

What is Pip is given permission to kiss Estella on the cheek?

200

"There's not much bad blood about.  They'll do it if there's anything to be got by it."

Who is Wemmick?

300

Mr. Jaggers works in this field of law.

What is a defense lawyer?

300

This is the amount of money that the convict gave to Pip at the Jolly Bargemen.

What is two 1-pound notes?

300

This character changes careers.

Who is Mr. Wopsle?

300

Pip is too old to go to Miss Havisham's house.

What is Pip starts his apprenticeship with Joe?

300

"You, young dog, what fat cheeks you ha' got."

Who is convict #1?

400

This object was thought to be used to hit Mrs. Joe.

What is a leg iron?

400

This is what Wemmick's house looks like.

What is a castle?

400

This character makes Pip's new clothes.

Who is Mr. Trabb?

400

Pip finds himself in debt.

Herbert finds himself in debt as well.

400

"You know best, Pip: but don't you think you are happier as you are?"

Who is Biddy?

500

Wemmick collects these from clients who are found guilty and will hang.

What is portable property?

500

This is the time on every one of Miss Havisham's clocks.

What is 20 minutes to 9?

500

These nannies care for the Pocket children.

Who are Flopson and Millers?

500

Mr. Wopsle's great aunt dies.

What is Biddy comes to live at the forge to take care of Mrs. Joe?

500

"I'm glad to have your approbation, gentleman."

Who is Mr. Waldengarver?

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