; that character, Joe, is a blacksmith, which is why this character is nicknamed "Handel" by Herbert Pocket.
This character is mocked for calling certain playing cards "jacks" instead of "knaves" while visiting Satis House. He is apprenticed to his brother-in-law, whose catchphrase is "What larks!"; that character, Joe, is a blacksmith, which is why this character is nicknamed "Handel" by Herbert Pocket. This protagonist of a Dickens novel finds out that his mysterious benefactor is the convict Abel Magwitch, not Miss Havisham. For 10 points, name this narrator of Great Expectations.
This character is mocked for calling certain playing cards "jacks" instead of "knaves" while visiting Satis House.
Philip Pirrip [accept either underlined part; or Pip]