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| Where Charles Dickens was Born |
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| Where Dickens lived for a period of time |
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| Name of house Dickens' saw with his dad |
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| Character in "David Copperfield" who symbolizes Dickens' dad |
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| name of debtors prison dickens' dad was sent to |
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| where charles was sent to work at age 12 |
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| What dickens experienced in his childhood that became themes in Great expectations |
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| Parliamentary reporter (sternographer) |
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| Major theme of book that was shown in Maria Bednell |
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| Dickens work illustrated by George Craikshak |
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| Who dickens married in 1836 |
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| illustrated by Hablot K. Brown (Phiz) |
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| Copies of Pickwick Papers sold per month |
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| 32 pages of text and 2 illustrations |
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| What each monthly installment of Pickwick papers contained |
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| Illustrator of Oliver Twist |
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| Dickens Lecture Tour U.S. |
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| Dickens autobiographical novel |
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| "Household Words" "All the Year 'Round" |
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| Magazines that Dickens' edited |
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| woman who Dickens seperated from Catherine Hogarth for |
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| The mystery of Edwin Drood |
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| story dickens died while writing |
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| Story that Great expectations was cerialized in |
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| Form Dickens used in Great expectations that focuses on growth from childhood to adult hood (Novel of maturation) |
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| Main theme of Great expectations |
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1. Values
2. Aspirations
3. City/Country |
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| 3 things that make up identity |
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1. Hands
2.Chains
3. Dreams/Imagination
4. Stars
5. Guilt/Conscience |
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| 5 motifs in Great expectations |
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| When pip burns his hands fire symbolizes this |
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| What joe has been calling pip in london |
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| Joe says this to pip in london |
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| " So many partings welded together ones a black smith, ones a white smith, ones a goldsmoth, and ones a coppersmith" |
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| Pip says this about Joe's support which represents dramatic irony. |
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| "That was a memorable day to me..Pause you who read this, and think for a moment of the long chain of iron, or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would have never bound you, but for the formation of the first link on one memorable day" |
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| Character most closely associated w/ stars |
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| Other character mostly closely associated with stars |
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| What pip uses to describe Miss H's house to Mr. Pumblechook |
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| Location of Jaggers where the lawcourts are and is also close to newgate prison |
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| type of windows and doors in Wemmicks house |
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| Collections of Curiosities (-) and Aged Parent (+) |
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| 2 things in Wemmicks house |
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| Wemmick wants to talk about things at home when he is at home. These are called |
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| Used to describe the Pocket Household to describe how the kids were raised |
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| What Mr. Pocket lectured in |
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| 2 people linked to environment |
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| Miss Havisham and Mrs. Joe |
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| Magwitch for Pip and Pip for Herbert |
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| Pip Wonder's if Mrs. Joe uses this to bathe because of the redness of her skin |
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| What Mrs. Joe's apron is stuck full of |
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| Used to describe wemmick's face |
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| What Pip refers to himself as towards Joe |
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| Referred to as the "crawling things" at Miss Havisham's and used to describe Bentley Drummle |
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| Shows pathetic fallacy in Great expectations. (also in Porphyria's Lover) |
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| Story begins and ends w/ water, also misty when pip goes to london |
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| Simple Person, Blacksmith, all he wants is to be literate |
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| Lacks an identity and shows the role of women |
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| Clerk at Pip's Church and goes to london to become an actor |
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| Merchant who aspires for great wealth, forshadows Mr. Jaggins in London |
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| Uncle Pumblechook Identity |
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| Georgiana, wife of the above |
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| misogynist after depending on fiance (Compeyson) for her identity |
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| Pip's best friend and is related to Miss H. |
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| The house Magwitch hides at while under the alias "provis" |
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