Chapter 18
Jaggers's introduction at the Three Jolly Bargemen, biting his forefinger and intimidating everyone.
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From Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
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Chapter 20
Jaggers washing his hands with scented soap after clients — his ritual of moral cleansing.
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Wemmick's Walworth Castle with drawbridge, the Aged P, and his motto "portable property."
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Jaggers and Wemmick break character together when Pip raises Molly and Estella — a rare crack in their professional armor.
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