She is the lady of Satis House, and late in life she helps her cousin Matthew Pocket and his son by giving 900 pounds to their benefactor. Earlier, the disappearance of her fi
She is the lady of Satis House, and late in life she helps her cousin Matthew Pocket and his son by giving 900 pounds to their benefactor. Earlier, the disappearance of her fiancé, the convict Compeyson, leads to her bitter world view, and her eccentric habit of wearing her wedding dress. For 10 points--name this woman, keeper of young Estella, in Charles Dickens' Great Expectations.
She is the lady of Satis House, and late in life she helps her cousin Matthew Pocket and his son by giving 900 pounds to their benefactor.
Miss {Havisham}