After receiving money from Mr. Jaggers, the protagonist discovers that the criminal Abel Magwich has been his benefactor, rather than Miss Havisham.
Early in this work, the protagonist discovers that "Alexander, Bartholomew, Abraham, Tobias, and Roger" are "dead and buried." In one scene in this novel, Pumblechook badgers another character into lying about the presence of an enormous coach in a house. One character says that "suffering has been stronger than all other teaching" after enduring a marriage to Drummle. That character, Estella, is revealed to be the daughter of a convict. After receiving money from Mr. Jaggers, the protagonist discovers that the criminal Abel Magwich has been his benefactor, rather than Miss Havisham. For 10 points, name this novel about Pip Pirrip, by Charles Dickens.
Early in this work, the protagonist discovers that "Alexander, Bartholomew, Abraham, Tobias, and Roger" are "dead and buried."
{Great Expectations}