Fancy -GE
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- Fancy -GE
- Wemmick- has a world outside of sordid London
- compartment-alises life
- keeps him happy and above all human
- compartment-alises life
- Wemmick 'NewGate cobwebs'
- suggest disuse and darkness- murky
- fancy-chapter 47- Mr Wopsle- has Great Expectations-changes his name
- Chapter 47- the play in novel "This led to Mr Wopsle's" post Nelson world it appeals to everybody's loyalties- is low class entertainment
- Dickens had an amateur theatre group- tried to write his own plays- understands how theatre works
- Second piece in play within novel- escapism and "fancy" in a sense
- Mr Wopsle saw Compeyson behind Pip when he was performing
- "I had a ridiculous fancy that he must be with you, Mr Pip, till i saw that you were quite unconscious of him, sitting behind you there, like a ghost."
- Chapter 57- taking items from his recent past and creating a nightmare.
- fancy- are these lucid dreams purging him, healing him or haunting him. The role of fancy- takes him away from reality- when he comes round there's Joe to save him.
- Joe saves Pip's soul- reminds him and pays his bills
- This nightmare has the function of recounting
- symbols in there of the past- has he is coming from the fever- realises
- Fully formed Pip-appropiate- Joe is described as an angel
- Joe being an angel
- Estella- misleading Pip in contrast with the star that guides Jesus.
- Magwitch first sees Pip in the graveyard by his parents graves- sin and guilt
- sin and guilt: Pip undergoes brushes with death-perhaps has a spell in hell- punishment to teach him a lesson-
- Ms Havisham fire- hell- fire
- do we see penance- does he confess or undergo reconciliation
- pg 462 "passed through these places of disease"
- pg 463- "don't be so good to me"- reconciling
- PG 463- "O God bless him!"
- pg 463- "don't be so good to me"- reconciling
- Ms Havisham fire- hell- fire
- sin and guilt: Pip undergoes brushes with death-perhaps has a spell in hell- punishment to teach him a lesson-
- Magwitch first sees Pip in the graveyard by his parents graves- sin and guilt
- Estella- misleading Pip in contrast with the star that guides Jesus.
- Joe being an angel
- Fully formed Pip-appropiate- Joe is described as an angel
- symbols in there of the past- has he is coming from the fever- realises
- This nightmare has the function of recounting
- Joe saves Pip's soul- reminds him and pays his bills
- fancy- are these lucid dreams purging him, healing him or haunting him. The role of fancy- takes him away from reality- when he comes round there's Joe to save him.
- Chapter 57- taking items from his recent past and creating a nightmare.
- "I had a ridiculous fancy that he must be with you, Mr Pip, till i saw that you were quite unconscious of him, sitting behind you there, like a ghost."
- Mr Wopsle saw Compeyson behind Pip when he was performing
- Second piece in play within novel- escapism and "fancy" in a sense
- Dickens had an amateur theatre group- tried to write his own plays- understands how theatre works
- Chapter 47- the play in novel "This led to Mr Wopsle's" post Nelson world it appeals to everybody's loyalties- is low class entertainment
- fancy-chapter 47- Mr Wopsle- has Great Expectations-changes his name
- suggest disuse and darkness- murky
- Wemmick- has a world outside of sordid London
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