In this novel's third section, Mrs. Skiffins marries Wemmick, and the protagonist is nearly killed by Orlick. One character in this novel marries the abusive nobleman Bentley Drummle after continually warning the protagonist that she has no heart. At the end of this novel, the protagonist begins working for the firm of Herbert Pocket, the "pale young gentleman" he had earlier fought at Satis House, whose clocks are all stopped at twenty minutes t
In this novel's third section, Mrs. Skiffins marries Wemmick, and the protagonist is nearly killed by Orlick. One character in this novel marries the abusive nobleman Bentley Drummle after continually warning the protagonist that she has no heart. At the end of this novel, the protagonist begins working for the firm of Herbert Pocket, the "pale young gentleman" he had earlier fought at Satis House, whose clocks are all stopped at twenty minutes to nine. Throughout this novel, Mr. Jaggers gives the narrator money sent by an unknown benefactor, which turns out to be the ex-convict Abel Magwich instead of the wealthy Mrs. Havisham, who raises Estella to break men's hearts after being left at the altar on her wedding day. FTP, name this novel narrated by Pip, by Charles Dickens.
In this novel's third section, Mrs. Skiffins marries Wemmick, and the protagonist is nearly killed by Orlick.
Great Expectations