Plot
Where do we start in chapter 29?
Pip is loitering near where Miss Havisham lives in the morning, and thus contemplating Estella.
What 2 themes are major within this chapter??
Love and Hate
What is Pips character like in these chapters?
He is generally reserved and calm, though is also once again afflicted by Ms. Havisham and utterly infatuated with Estella.
Wyatt has thus reviewed, 3.5 stars, why? 0_0
Wyatt felt that chapter 30 was BLAND 💔 and FORGETABBLE 💔, and found some of these decisions STRANGE 💔.
What 3 other characters are present at Ms. Havishams? (Excluding Ms havisham and ms Sarah pocket)
Orlick, Estella, and Mr. Jaggers
How does Ms. Havisham impact the theme of chapters 29-30?
She Instigates hatred into Pip via her words and adorns Estella to further pips infatuation.
How does Estella affect these chapters?
Pip's one-sided attraction towards estella and her now cold nature provides most of the conflict and discussion within the chapters
I rate this chapter a lovely 4.5, why?
I personally find chapter 29 to be a pretty well-detailed and introspective chapter, though chapter 30 is kinda boring lowkey.. -_-
What importance does the Garden scene play?
It provides additional context and information regarding Pip and Estella's current relationship
How does time affect the plot of the chapters?
Time is shown via the deep contrast between the still-unchanged manor of Havishams as opposed to the physical and mental growth of both Pip and Estella.
What Role does Herbert play in chapter 30?
He acts as a rational foil to pips near infatuation towards Estella, though he still talks to him kindly in trying to help him. (Handelbert best ship)
Audience question!!! what do you think chapter 31 will lead to?? (besides going to Denmark)
Answer
What plot point is put back into the story near the end of chapter 30?
Mr wopsle's play in Denmark
How does Trabbs' boy impact the theme?
Shows the fragility of Pip with his anger
(I also feel like young Pip and Trabbs' boy would've probably liked each other if they met considering their somewhat similar nature)
In what way is Jaggers's relationships different?
Jaggers appears to have his likings towards in terms of how they can provide him profit in the future, as opposed to simply liking people bcuz yknow... that's what people do usually
What are the 4 parts of Herbert's speech?
1: Herbert shows no surprise towards Pips attraction to Estella
2: He goes into how pips great expectations doesn't exactly fit within pip getting with estella
3: Herbert says that all of his family is married off (Except the baby because idk they didn't get another one)
4: Herbert speaks of his own lil crushie crush and how they're secretly married (Sigh there goes my headcannon.. )
How does Herberts family contribute to the theme of love and hate?
Almost all of the pockets have been in some way married off, showing overall lack of love within upper class marriages
What does Pip learn of Estella?
Alongside Herberts additional information, Pip learns of Estellas somewhat similar qualities to Miss Havisham