In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, how does Mrs Joe treat Joe? Was ther any special reason for doing so?
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She treats her husband horribly
Explanation:
In the story of great expectations, Mrs.Joe mistreats Mr.Joe.
She treats him very badly.
She is described in the story as an ugly person who is always angry.
She is materialistic because she wants wealth and since her husband is a mere blacksmith she resents him.
She even resent bringing up Pip. which is another bad aspect about her personality.
She continuously tells her husband that he is responsible for bringing shame to the family. That he does a worthless job. He is nobody.
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Answer:
She is a punishing, angry tyrant; he is compassionate and good. Joe is extremely important in that he is Pip's ultimate father figure to whom Pip returns at the novel's end. Mrs. Joe provides the practical means for Joe to become this father figure, since he is her husband and she is Pip's mother figure.