Across
- 2. The story is told from Pip’s point of view.
- 8. Purity lost or protected in the story.
- 9. Social groups that affect characters’ lives.
- 10. The wealthy woman who lives in a stopped time.
- 12. A Victorian ideal of status and respect.
- 13. Pip’s kind brother-in-law and father figure.
- 15. The main character who dreams of becoming a gentleman.
- 16. Struggles between characters or ideas.
- 17. Questions of right and wrong.
- 19. Revealing secrets or truths.
Down
- 1. Faithfulness to friends and family.
- 3. The cold, proud girl Pip loves.
- 4. Change in character or status.
- 5. Hints about future events.
- 6. The theme of forgiveness and change.
- 7. The convict who secretly helps Pip.
- 8. Questions about who a person really is.
- 11. Using objects or characters to represent ideas.
- 14. Dark, mysterious atmosphere, especially at Satis House.
- 18. A strong desire to succeed or improve.