who does pip believe is estella’s mother

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1. Lily Gelişen

   2 yıl önce

   In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, Pip eventually realizes that Molly, Jaggers’ housekeeper, is Estella’s mother.

   There are several clues throughout the novel that lead Pip to this conclusion:

   • Physical resemblance: Pip notices a similarity in the way Estella and Molly move their hands, a detail that suggests a shared lineage.
   • Jaggers’ secretive behavior: Jaggers avoids discussing Estella’s past and mentions a woman who caused trouble for her father (presumably Miss Havisham).
   • Wemmick’s information: After Pip’s second dinner at Jaggers’ house, he walks home with Wemmick, who reveals Molly’s past as an unmarried mother whose child was the same age as Estella.

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   • Lily Gelişen

     2 yıl önce

     In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, Pip eventually realizes that Molly, Jaggers’ housekeeper, is Estella’s mother.

     There are several clues throughout the novel that lead Pip to this conclusion:

     Physical resemblance: Pip notices a similarity in the eyes of Molly and Estella, particularly when they are both lost in thought.

     Knitting: Both Molly and Estella have a habit of unconsciously moving their fingers as if knitting, even when not holding needles.

     Wemmick’s revelation: After Pip’s second dinner at Jaggers’ house, he walks home with Wemmick, who reveals Molly’s past. He tells Pip about a woman (Molly) who was accused of murdering another woman and her child. The missing child’s age aligns with Estella’s.

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