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Great Expectations (Joe/Mrs. Joe's life is very hard, living in…
Great Expectations
Joe/Mrs. Joe's life is very hard, living in poverty. Harsh treatment is the only way to protect
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Career/Vocation because of who your parents are, product of your environment
To move outside of the trade, someone "rescues" you (Havisham, Magwich)
Security in given the career path, or but also can be a sense of what if
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Mrs. H has lots of money and uses it poorly, she misuses her money, power and privilege
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Information Literacy
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Putting puzzles together with scattered pieces of info (e.g. Estella's past). The characters had to rely on the stories of each other
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If you weren't born into respectable family, you don't know your heritage. You basically don't exist
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Jaggers keeps lots of secrets, mastermind behind a lot of the maneuvers because he was the lawyer
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Quantitative Literacy
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Mrs. H gave a bunch of money to help/hand check over like it's nothing (and it's a lot more than Pip makes)
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Pip was so drawn in by Estella (emotion) didn't listen to reason. Pip is not rational. Biddy refers to it.
Biddy is rational, balances the people who are driven by emotion around her (joe/pip, mrs. J)
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Magwich: Went to jail a lot, even as a kid, he had to make bad choices in order to survive even though he knew it was wrong
Cultural Literacy
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Socially stratified world based on class, economics
rules: dress appropriate to class, don't associate outside of your class.
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Communication Literacy
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Communication of character through the art of acting, dialect , emotion