Pip's Encounter and Guilt in Great Expectations

😴Pip mistakenly assumes a snoozing man in the marsh is the same man he met the day before.

🍲Pip finds the man from the previous day, gives him food, and feels concerned about leaving no food for the man's young companion.

🎄Guests, including Mr. Wopsle and Uncle Pumblechook, arrive at Pip's house for Christmas dinner.

😕Uncle Pumblechook criticizes Pip, making him feel ashamed of his deceitful act of stealing food.

🐷Pip's guilt and fear of being perceived as a thief cause him to struggle with enjoying the gathering and imagining accusations from everyone.

Who does Pip encounter in the marsh?

—Pip encounters a snoozing man, who he assumes is the same man as the day before.

What does Pip do for the man he met the previous day?

—Pip gives the man food, expressing concern about leaving no food for the man's young companion.

Who arrives at Pip's house for Christmas dinner?

—Guests, including Mr. Wopsle and Uncle Pumblechook, arrive at Pip's house for Christmas dinner.

How does Uncle Pumblechook make Pip feel?

—Uncle Pumblechook criticizes Pip, making him feel ashamed of his deceitful act of stealing food.

What causes Pip to struggle with enjoying the gathering?

—Pip's guilt and fear of being perceived as a thief cause him to struggle with enjoying the gathering and imagining accusations from everyone.

00:09Pip encounters a snoozing man in the marsh and assumes he's the same man from the day before.

00:39Pip finds the man he met the previous day and gives him food.

01:08Guests, including Mr. Wopsle and Uncle Pumblechook, arrive at Pip's house for Christmas dinner.

01:24Uncle Pumblechook criticizes Pip, making him feel ashamed of his deceitful act of stealing food.

01:37Pip's guilt and fear of being perceived as a thief cause him to struggle with enjoying the gathering.