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    by Hol, Rinehart and Winston. Al rights reserved. Ruel cre eee ete Great Expectations Cause and Effect of Pip’s Expectations Pip literally awakens in Chapter 10 with a desie to make himself uncommon; thus begins one aspect of his expectations for the future. Determine particular events and characters that inspire Pip's expectations, and explain what those expectations are in relation to that character or event, Then, consider the way in which Pip's relationships with others are affected by his, new expectations. Provide a specific example from the text to support your observations. Causes of Pip's expectations Zee-— canna feat Ont Tey vg mens Irnefocor i A : ; cs pee Se ag betas if " Hagustch - - feared mane) Bruyply A Dies 08 ve Blecher y Ln YB dois be her man blo st his [oe tr he EfieasofPias expecitions Lp = bagectoons tent Met (paws "io hove, (lo fred) - oe in dhavacker al hace Hy Lond don day eam f abt agyeth MW of A FOLLOW-UP: Predict possible negati positive effects of Pip's good fortune. e gel a operon Study Guide | 8 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, All rights reserved. Name Date Reading Strategies: Chapters-20-35 Great Expectation Tracing Coincidences In the self-contained world of a novel, aften a plot is driven by coincidences that other- ‘wise would be improbable. ‘Trace the relationships between characters and the events in which they are involved that are connected by coincidences. Some information from other chapter sections may be necessary to illustrate the nature of the coincidence, Itis coincidental that Pip's — roommate is Herbert Pocket Herbert Pocket has information about their mutual acquaintances ia ar i i lites aa aes Pip’s fellow passengers on the ride to visit Miss Havisham are coincidental || Coincidentally, the nickname that Herbert has given Pip saves him 4 rik FRY ICO G ieee “fhe crim : ecgiaing FOLLOW-UP: Do you find the coincidences of Great Expectations more fantastic than those in any other work of fiction you have read? Does this affect your response to the novel? Explain your opinion in a paragraph response. study Guide | « Holt, Rinehart and Winston, All rights reserved. Copyright Name Date Reading Strategies: Chapters 36-48 Great Expectations Retelling/Summarizing Benefactor comes from the Latin benefacere meaning "to do a good act.” In these chapters, however, Pip end Estella do not see ther benefactors as having done them a ood deed, In the boxes and arrows provided, record the events that lead up to Magwitch’s ‘and Miss Havisham’s becoming benefactors and the reactions of their beneficiaries. ‘Maguitch Erpoterca of msfriyne abserkdsap acl | fompeyson ted him isle Fd by expewionte., ¢

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