Great Expectations Chapters 42-45. Chapter 42 p. 249-253 PLOT DEVELOPMENT: Pip spends a restless night in the Hummums. In the early morning, he goes to.

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Great Expectations Chapters 42-45

Chapter 42 p PLOT DEVELOPMENT: Pip spends a restless night in the Hummums. In the early morning, he goes to Walworth where Wemmick informs him he is being watched and people are pursuing Magwitch. Wemmick implies that he cannot say more without compromising his position in Little Britain, but Pip questions him and confirms Compeyson is following him. Wemmick tells Pip that when he was unable to locate him, he went to Clarriker’s, found Herbert, and told him to put Uncle Provis in a safe hiding place. He also advised Herbert not to attempt to get Uncle Provis out of the country. Herbert then moved Magwitch to Clara’s father’s house. Finally, Wemmick urges Pip to visit Magwitch, but not to return. Wemmick will send a message when it is safe for Provis to leave England. Meanwhile, Pip should immediately take possession of all of Magwitch’s “portable property.” Wemmick goes to work while Pip stays for the rest of the day with the Aged Parent and leaves at dusk to visit Magwitch.

Chapter 42 p NEW CHARACTERS & PLACES: Hummums: a squalid place in Covent Garden. There Pip spends a troubled night in a small “vault,” imagining that the closet, stairs, and everything in the room echo Wemmick’s admonition: “Don’t go home.” Clara’s father’s house: a small cottage by the river. The house had been renovated for a tenant, but it has been difficult to find anyone willing to live in close proximity to Clara’s father.

Chapter 43 p PLOT DEVELOPMENT: Upon arrival at Clara’s father’s house, Pip learns that Herbert has Magwitch’s situation under control though he can hear Clara’s overbearing father growling from overhead. He relays to Magwitch Wemmick’s advice that he be kept at the house until he can be moved safely out of the country. He does not tell Magwitch about Compeyson. Magwitch agrees, and Pip assures him that when it is time, he will go with him or follow closely behind. Herbert suggests that Pip should purchase a boat so they can practice and later can transport Magwitch, via rowboat, to a ship to take him from England. The next day, Pip takes a boat to London Bridge, but he cannot shake the feeling that he is being watched.

Chapter 43 p NEW CHARACTERS: Clara Barley: Herbert’s fiancée, a pretty, dark-eyed girl who left school to nurse her father and who is very much in love with Herbert

Chapter 44 p PLOT DEVELOPMENT: As weeks pass, Pip grows depressed waiting for Wemmick’s signal, putting off his creditors’ demands, acknowledging that Estella probably has married Drummle, and worrying about Magwitch. At the theater he finds that Wopsle has been taking less important roles, but continuing to play them in his usual confused manner. After the play, Wopsle tells him that he recognized a convict in the audience who they had seen on the marshes that fateful Christmas Day long ago. Pip is concerned because Wopsle is describing Compeyson who, dressed in black, has been sitting in the audience, and watching him. He returns home to consult with Herbert and Wemmick.

Chapter 45 p PLOT DEVELOPMENT: Pip has dinner with Wemmick at Jaggers’s house. Wemmick gives him a note from Miss Havisham asking to see him. Jaggers confirms that Estella has married. While dinner is served, Pip recognizes Molly as Estella’s mother. Her features match Estella’s and account for the “ghost” he has seen on Estella’s face. As they leave together, Wemmick tells Pip that about twenty years ago Molly was tried and acquitted of strangling a woman she suspected was having an affair with her common-law husband. Jaggers was her attorney, and he worked tirelessly to prove that she did not strangle this woman who was about ten years her senior and much heavier. Molly had also been accused of murdering her small child—a child she had with this man— in order to avenge his cheating. With Jaggers representing her, Molly was found not guilty of both deaths, but Wemmick did not know what happened to the young girl, a toddler. Pip believes that she could be Estella.

Chapters What does Pip find out from Wemmick? Wemmick tells him that Magwitch is being hunted and that Pip's rooms are being watched. 77. What plans do Pip and Herbert make to get Magwitch out of the country? They will buy a boat and row up and down the river daily in order to dispel suspicion. When it is safe, they will include Magwitch on their boat and row him to a ship which will take him out of the country. 78.What does Mr. Wopsle say that unnerves Pip? After the play, Wopsle tells him that he recognized a convict in the audience who they had seen on the marshes that fateful Christmas Day long ago. Pip is concerned because Wopsle is describing Compeyson who, dressed in black, has been sitting in the audience, and watching him.

Chapters What does Pip discover about Molly? Pip discovers that Molly is Estella's mother.