Month: March 2016

Pip want to be a gentleman. Herbert and pip agree to live together, Herbert  corrects pip’s poor  table manner, Herbert tell pip the whole story of Miss Havisham. about her family fortune when she was young all her family money was wasted by half brother. she fall in love and was marry a man from lower social class. this man convinced miss havisham to give him her share of the money. on the wedding day the man never showed up, she received a note at twenty to nine and that why she stop all her clock at that time. people assume the man ran of with the money and split with half brother. later on miss Havisham adopted Estella, but Herbert does not known when or where

I think that Lear saluting throughout this scene was to exaggerate his trust and respect for his troops to the audience.The salute shows some sort of respect that Lear has for the other people in the scene, but mainly Warrington, as he asks him to take over his kingdom when he dies and to carry on building the wall.

We created a scene about a innocent guy getting executed for something he didn’t do, it like fate he had a dream about getting executed. this a sign it he will happen in the future (semiotics)  while the audience believe he didn’t do it, they shocked and sad at the same time, the commander is convinced and believe he did it, the audience might respond and protested heavily to try and stop us from doing because they feel it unfair for him to be executed for something he didn’t do

Wemmick introduces pip to Herbert pocket, who is the son of pip tutor. Herbert and pip get on well with each other straight away, Herbert is cheerful and friendly and Pip realise how different this is to him self because pip is shy. Eventually they figure out that they have met before, Herbert is the boy pip had a fight with in garden at satis house.