Skits

I would like to see the scene where Pip steals the pork pie. He takes the pork pie to the convict he found in the marshes.
Another scene I want to see is when Pip first goes to Mrs. Havishams house. This is where he first sees Estella and thinks she's beautiful.
The last scene I want to see acted out is when Joe comes to visit Pip. This is when Pip is ashamed of Joe because of their social doferences. They are in a room together talking and Pip is still embarassed.

Question 2

"Of course it would be a great relief to me to ask you several questions, sir; but I remember your prohibition." In chapter 36 Pip and Mr. Jaggers were talking. Pip said something about Mr. Jaggers having a prohibition. What is his prohibition? I was confused...

Question About a Passage

In chapter 26 on page 218 Pip recieves a letter from Biddy stating that Joe will be visiting him. "I had beun to be always decorating the chambersin some quite unnecessary and innapropriate way or other, and very expensive those wrestles with Bernardproved to be." My question is: why is Pip decorating the room up for Joe?

Great Expectations: Photo Post

As I read the readings for this week, Chapter 22 grabbed my attention. Pip is discussing with Herbert Pocket about Estella. Pip soon finds out that Estella is adopted by Mrs. Havisham. Pip really likes Estella. He misses her a great amount. Therefore, I chose a picture of a heart to sympolize Pip's love for Estella.