Great Expectations Part II: Becoming a Gentleman

The transcript follows Mr. Pip's journey in London, starting with his introduction to Mr. Jaggers and settling in Barnard's Inn with Herbert Pocket. Herbert shares Miss Havisham's tragic story, and Joe visits Pip, prompting self-reflection. Pip's feelings for Estella are complicated by her many admirers, including Bentley Drummle. The narrative culminates with a convict revealing his role in Pip's transformation into a gentleman.

Who is responsible for guiding Mr. Pip to his new residence?

• Herbert Pocket

• Wemmick

• Mr. Jaggers

• Molly

What is the reason behind Miss Havisham stopping the clock?

• She disliked the sound of ticking.

• It was a family tradition.

• She received a letter from her bridegroom.

• She wanted to preserve a moment of happiness.

What does Herbert advise Pip about London customs?

• To always carry an umbrella.

• To avoid putting the knife in the mouth.

• To greet everyone with a bow.

• To dress in dark colors.

What does Pip reflect on during Joe's visit?

• His relationship with Estella.

• His financial struggles.

• His snobbish behavior towards Joe.

• His success as a gentleman.

What is Pip's initial reaction to Joe's visit in London?

• He is indifferent to Joe's presence.

• He is angry at Joe for visiting.

• He feels embarrassed by Joe's appearance.

• He is excited to see Joe.

Who is Bentley Drummle in relation to Estella?

• Her cousin

• Her admirer

• Her fiancé

• Her brother

Who reveals themselves as Pip's benefactor?

• Mr. Jaggers

• Joe Gargery

• Herbert Pocket

• The convict