Who is this man that Pip "helped" at the beginning of the book. He keeps being brought back into the and I am curious as to why. Do you think that he is going to get Pip into trouble, or possibly help him? I don't knw why but I have the image of the ghostly man from the Polar Express in my mind when I imagine him. What do you think this man's significance is? If you already read it don't spoil it (cough cough Shruthi).
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Reoccuring Convict
Who is this man that Pip "helped" at the beginning of the book. He keeps being brought back into the and I am curious as to why. Do you think that he is going to get Pip into trouble, or possibly help him? I don't knw why but I have the image of the ghostly man from the Polar Express in my mind when I imagine him. What do you think this man's significance is? If you already read it don't spoil it (cough cough Shruthi).
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I was really confused too (I already know why but I won't spoil it). The book kept going along and it took a really long time to explain the purpose of the beginning. I understand that Dickens probably didn't want to play all of his cards at once, but I don't know if it should have taken THAT long to show the meaning.
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