Great Expectations, Chapter 28: riassunto
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In Chapter 28, Pip returns to his hometown by coach, avoids staying with Joe, and overhears two convicts discussing the money sent to him for helping a prisoner. Their conversation revives his childhood terror, while a newspaper at the Blue Boar presents Pumblechook as the source of his success.
Cosa succede
- Pip invents excuses for choosing the Blue Boar over Joe’s home and decides against taking the Avenger.
- Herbert sees Pip off, and Pip recognizes one of two convict passengers as the man from the Three Jolly Bargemen.
- Pip overhears that the prisoner he helped sends him two pounds through the convict now sitting behind him.
- Afraid that someone might reveal his identity, Pip leaves the coach upon reaching town and walks to the hotel.
- At the Blue Boar, Pip refuses contact with Pumblechook and reads a newspaper claiming Pumblechook establishes his fortune.

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Cosa notare
Pip admits that his reasons for avoiding Joe are dishonest. The admission separates his awareness of his conduct from his willingness to change it.
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Why does the prisoner send Pip two one-pound notes?

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