Question

what do you think were pip feelings when he first saw the convict answer the question in 30-40 words plz answer correctly cause my exams are coming up​

Answer 1

Answer:

Pip's romantic sensibility, first visible in his tendency to linger around his parents' gravestones, is powerfully attracted to the enigmatic world of Satis House. His desire for self-improvement compels him to idealize Estella. Her condescension and spite match Pip's feelings about himself in the world of Satis House.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Here is the answer in pointwise form you may please refer to it  !!!!!

• Pip spends a great deal of time with Estella in the house of her London hostess, Mrs. Brandley.
• However, he is not treated as a serious suitor. Rather, he is allowed to accompany Estella everywhere she goes, watching her treat her other suitors cruelly but being more or less ignored himself.
• He cannot understand why Miss Havisham does not announce the details of their engagement, in which he continues to believe.
• Pip and Estella go to visit the old woman, and Pip observes for the first time a combative relationship between her and Estella: Miss Havisham goads Estella on to break men’s hearts, but Estella treats Miss Havisham as coldly as she treats her suitors. Shortly thereafter, Pip learns to his horror that Drummle is courting Estella.
• He confronts Estella about the news, but she refuses to take his concern seriously, reminding Pip that he is the only suitor she doesn’t try to deceive and entrap.
• But this only makes Pip feel less important to her.
• That night, the young man imagines his fate as a heavy stone slab hanging over his head, about to fall.