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Great Expectations

by Charles Dickens

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Great Expectations Questions on Chapter 15

Great Expectations

Mrs. Joe starts liking Orlick after he attacks her due to a combination of brain damage and his unique behavior toward her. Her injury makes it hard to interpret her reactions, and her "liking" may...

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Great Expectations

Pip's visits to Satis House are orchestrated by Miss Havisham to fulfill her desire for revenge against men by using Estella to break Pip's heart. She aims to make Pip fall in love with Estella, only...

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Great Expectations

Orlick is Joe's journeyman at the forge and feels entitled to the same privileges as Pip. He becomes upset when Pip is granted a half-holiday to visit Miss Havisham, perceiving favoritism. Orlick...

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Orlick harbors a deep-seated animosity towards Mrs. Joe, reflecting their shared hostile natures. Their mutual dislike becomes evident in Chapter 15 of Great Expectations, where their quarrel leads...

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