What would you say the atmosphere of the first stage of great expectations
I need help deciding on an atmosphere for the first part,(till pip leaves for London)If possible please give me some proof of why this is the atmosphere
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If possible please give me some proof of why this is the atmosphere
The second time Pip visits Satis House, Estella take him to a different part of the house, a room occupied with "other occupants."
The second time Pip visits Satis House, what is the mood and scene of the room Stella brings him in?
Estella takes him to a different part of the house, a room occupied with "other occupants"