This character instructs a young man to visit her again after a six-day interval, at which time she
 demonstrates a "black fungus" covered in cobwebs and spiders. Her home is depicted as airless and
 oppressive because she al
This character instructs a young man to visit her again after a six-day interval, at which time she
 demonstrates a "black fungus" covered in cobwebs and spiders. Her home is depicted as airless and
 oppressive because she always keeps the window-blinds closed, and that home is full of stopped clocks.
 Despite the warnings of Matthew, this character accepted a marriage proposal from Compeyson; she later
 intervenes to stop Bently Drummle from marrying her adopted daughter Estella, before dying when a fire
 consumes the wedding dress that she constantly wears. For 10 points, name this woman who is obsessed
 with her long-ago jilting at the altar in Charles Dickens's Great Expectations.
This character instructs a young man to visit her again after a six-day interval, at which time she
 demonstrates a "black fungus" covered in cobwebs and spiders.
Miss {Havisham}