Great Expectations: resumen de Chapter 30
Chapter 30 de 59 · 13 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 30, Pip secures Mr. Jaggers’s promise to dismiss Orlick, suffers public mockery, and returns to London to confess his love for Estella to Herbert. Herbert questions whether Pip must pursue her, reveals his own secret engagement to Clara, and joins Pip in setting out for the theater.
Qué sucede
- Pip reports his concerns about Orlick, and Mr. Jaggers promises to dismiss him from Miss Havisham’s service.
- While avoiding Pumblechook, Pip enjoys public attention until Trabb’s boy repeatedly mocks his grand manner and drives him out of town.
- Back in London, Pip sends Joe food instead of visiting him and arranges a private conversation with Herbert.
- Pip admits his devotion to Estella and his anxiety about depending on uncertain expectations.
- Herbert reassures Pip about Mr. Jaggers but urges him to consider abandoning Estella; Pip refuses even to try.
- Herbert reveals his engagement to Clara, and Joe’s playbill prompts both friends to leave for Mr. Wopsle’s performance.

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En qué fijarte
Herbert separates Pip’s love from any stated requirement of his inheritance. Pip’s refusal even to try shows how firmly this attachment controls him.
Comprobación rápida
What prevents Herbert from marrying Clara immediately?

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