In what sense was Miss Havisham a victim?
She was the victim of her fiancé who left her on their wedding day.
She was the victim of her evil brother who, together with her fiancé. planned to take her money. She was also the victim of herself. She chose to live in the past and thought only of revenge.
Concerning Estella, Herbert proved to have a much stronger will than Pip. Explain.
Herbert knew that Estella was proud and rude, so he didn't like her. Pip knew all Estella's bad qualities but still he admired her.
In what sense was Herbert lucky?
-Miss Havisham refused to adopt him. If she had adopted him, he would have become one of proud Estella's victims.
Miss Havisham changed her mind about adopting Herbert. Guess why.
Perhaps because he was not handsome. In addition, he was weak.
Everyone has his or her own process for writing, but the essay-writing process below works for many people.
Process for writing a 5-paragraph (intro, 3-P body, conclusion) essay:
Choose and limit your topic You need to choose an aspect of a topic that you can develop in 3 paragraphs. The topic, Afghan Weddings, for example, is too big (too general) for 3 paragraphs. You need to narrow the focus and choose an angle. You need to choose a specific aspect of Afghan weddings.
*You can always change this later, but starting with a thesis statement will
*Write the thesis statement (What is your essay about?)
help you focus your research and writing.
*Gather information and brainstorm ideas for supporting details
*Organize your material
* Look at your notes and decide what each paragraph will be about
* Make an outline.
*Write the introduction /finalize the thesis statement (Some people like to write the introduction before they write the body; others like to write it after.)
Write the draft body
Write the conclusion
Revise - Here you look at content. Does the essay make sense? Is there unity in each paragraph? Do you need to change the order of sentences so that your writing flows better? Do you have a strong introduction and a good conclusion?
Edit and polish - Now you look at details: grammar, punctuation, and word choice.
Why do you think Herbert was chosen to stay with Pip at Bernard's Inn?
I think because he was the son of Pip's teacher. He would take him to his father's house in a few days.
Miss Havisham's pleasure with Pip's promising future misled him. Explain.
- Her pleasure made Pip become sure that she is his secret benefactor.
But remember to follow Mr Jaggers' advice!" What do you think Miss Havisham meant by these words?
I think she meant that Pip should not try to know who his benefactor was.
If you were Miss Havisham, would you be happy to see Pip become a rich gentleman? Why/Why not?
Yes, I would be happy. That would give Estella the chance to break his heart as a gentleman.
Your Name
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United India Insurance Company Limited UIIC Office Address, City, State, Pincode
Subject: Claim for Medical Expenses incurred due to Road Accident
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to submit a claim for medical expenses incurred by me as a result of a road accident that occurred on [Date of Accident] at [Location of Accident]. The accident was caused by [briefly mention the circumstances of the accident, e.g., another vehicle collided with mine].
I was injured in the accident and received treatment at [Name of Hospital/Clinic], where I was diagnosed with [list your injuries, e.g., fractures, lacerations, etc.]. The medical expenses incurred during my hospitalization and subsequent treatment are as follows:
*Hospital bills: [amount]
*Medication and investigation costs: [amount]
*Follow-up treatment and therapy expenses: [amount]
I have attached all relevant medical documents, including:
*Discharge summary from the hospital
*Doctor’s certificates and prescriptions
*Medical bills and invoices
*Any other supporting documentation
As per my health insurance policy with UIIC Co., I am entitled to claim reimbursement for these medical expenses. My policy details are as follows:
*Policy Number: [Policy Number]
*Sum Insured: [Sum Insured]
*Policy Period: [Policy Period]
I request you to process my claim and reimburse me for the medical expenses incurred. Please note that I have already paid for these expenses out of pocket and would like to recover the amount from my insurance policy.
If any additional information or documentation is required, please do not hesitate to contact me. I can be reached at [Your Email ID] or [Your Phone Number].
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Signature]
[Your Name]
How do you think Miss Havisham knew about Pip's fortune before he told her ?
I think Mr Jaggers, her lawyer, told her. He was also the lawyer of Pip's secret benefactor.
In a quiet, unassuming town nestled between rolling green hills, an ancient legend whispered through generations. The story spoke of a hidden treasure buried deep within the forest, guarded by secrets only the bravest could uncover. No one had dared to venture far enough to find it, deterred by tales of eerie sounds and shadowy figures that lurked beneath the towering trees. But for Anna, a curious and adventurous soul, the allure of the unknown was irresistible. One crisp autumn morning, with the leaves a tapestry of fiery red and gold, Anna packed her backpack with essentials; a flashlight, a compass, a notebook, and a thermos of hot cocoa. She set off with determination, her boots crunching against the forest floor. The air was thick with the scent of pine and earth, and the faint sound of a babbling brook guided her deeper into the woods. As the hours passed, Anna discovered strange carvings on tree trunks and rocks arranged in peculiar patterns. She meticulously documented each clue, piecing together a map that seemed to guide her toward the treasure. Just as the sun began to dip below the horizon, casting long shadows across her path, she stumbled upon an ancient stone doorway hidden behind a cascade of ivy. Heart pounding, she pushed it open, revealing a staircase spiraling into darkness. Anna descended cautiously, her flashlight casting flickering beams on the damp stone walls. The air grew colder, and the faint sound of dripping water echoed in the cavern. At the bottom, she entered a vast chamber, its walls adorned with glowing symbols that seemed to hum with an unearthly energy. In the center of the room stood a pedestal, and atop it, a chest glimmered in the dim light. With trembling hands, Anna approached the chest and lifted the lid. Inside, she found not gold or jewels but a collection of old manuscripts and a letter addressed to "The Seeker." The letter revealed that the true treasure was the knowledge and wisdom of those who had come before, preserved for those brave enough to seek it. As Anna sat reading the manuscripts, a sense of fulfillment washed over her. She realized that the journey was the courage to venture into the unknown and the discoveries along the way were the real treasure. With a smile, she packed the manuscripts and began her ascent back to the surface, the first rays of dawn illuminating her path. As Anna emerged from the depths of the hidden chamber, the manuscripts she carried felt heavier than their physical weight. Her mind buzzed with questions. Who had left these texts, and what knowledge did they contain? The journey had already taught her that the most rewarding discoveries often lie not in gold but in understanding. Back at her cozy cottage, Anna lit a fire and carefully opened the first manuscript. The pages were delicate, the handwriting ornate and meticulous. The script detailed ancient techniques for living in harmony with nature-methods sustainable farming, herbal remedies, and even forgotten forms of art. Anna was fascinated. It was as though the knowledge had been preserved for a future where it would be desperately needed. As the days turned into weeks, Anna devoted herself to studying the texts. She began implementing the practices in her life and sharing them with her neighbors. The town, once quiet and disconnected, slowly became a hub of collaboration. The villagers worked together to create community gardens, restore natural habitats, and teach one another skills that had nearly vanished. But one evening, as she studied a particularly cryptic passage, Anna noticed a pattern in the writing. It wasn’t just instructions - it was a map. The symbols she’d seen in the cavern reappeared, hinting at another secret, deeper in the forest. Excitement bubbled up in her chest. The first journey had been enlightening, but it seemed the adventure was far from over.
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Cersei continues to obliviously move from one folly to the next. Angered by Tommen's brazen demand to sit on the Iron Throne and at council, she realizes that Margaery put him up to this. Cersei refuses to give her power up to anyone, at least until Tommen comes of age.
Next, she sends away the Iron Bank's envoy Noho Dimittis after telling him there will be no payment until the rebellion is ended. She receives word from Pycelle that Lord Manderly had Ser Davos beheaded, and the Freys confirmed this. Later, she speaks with Osmund Kettleblack about his younger brother's failed efforts to bed Margaery.
Osmund swears that the young queen likes him, but that they are never alone. The Kingsguard names some of those always around her, including the male singers she prefers to entertain her and her companions.
When Cersei crosses the yard and finds Tommen riding at the quintain, she is infuriated. Once again, this was Margaery's idea, and while all those gathered are cheering the young king's jousting ability, Cersei blunders by saying, "One day you shall rule the lists, as your father did." Margaery astutely catches this and asks what tourneys King Robert had won.
The Queen Regent evades this by mentioning Robert's deeds at the Trident. She then berates Loras for teaching Tommen how to ride, but the Kingsguard reminds her that there has been no master-at-arms at the Red Keep since Aron Santagar was killed. Walking back to her solar, she considers sending for another Dornish master-at-arms, just to irk the Tyrells.
In her solar, Qyburn informs her that Prince Doran has imprisoned Daemon Sand for demanding the release of the Sand Snakes, and that Sylva Santagar has been hastily married to the elderly Eldon Estermont. He also tells her that both Daemon Sand and Sylva are close friends of Doran's daughter Arianne. Cersei could not care less, but she is interested to hear of a treasonous puppet show. She commands Qyburn to have the four puppeteers put to death, but Qyburn wants the women for his "experiments".
Cersei has already given him Senelle, but he tells her she didn't last. The Queen Regent recalls her screaming in the darkness when she was down in the black cells, but grants Qyburn his test subjects. Later, as she is bathing in preparation for dinner, Jaime arrives with Tommen, who is demanding to see her.
The boy king wants his horse tomorrow so that Loras can continue training him, but his mother will have none of it. Jaime mocks her for suggesting that Ser Osmund is thrice the knight Ser Loras is, but Cersei finally convinces her son to wait for a new master-at-arms to be named.
As she gets dressed, Cersei recalls her fit of rage when her washerwoman shrunk several of her gowns; but it is obvious she is unaware that she is actually gaining weight from all the alcohol. Her guests for dinner are Falyse Stokeworth and her husband, Balman Byrch. It is revealed that Tanda Stokeworth has been thrown from her horse and fractured her hip, but Cersei thinks to herself that Tanda will not recover from the wound at her age.
Falyse says she was refused hospitality by the ward of Lord Gyles Rosby and that she encountered ruffians on the road. Cersei deftly convinces Falyse and Balman that she fears Bronn is either hiding Tyrion or gathering swords for him, and may mean to try and kill Tommen.
They assure her that it was solely Bronn's responsibility for naming Lollys's bastard son "Tyrion", but Balman gets the hint that Cersei would like to see the ex-sellsword disposed of, and tells her not to worry any further.
On her way to bed, Cersei peeks in on Tommen and sees three kittens in bed with him. Meryn Trant informs her that Margaery gave them to him. That night, Cersei thinks of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, and how King Aerys blocked their betrothal out of spite. When she was 10, her father and her aunt Genna promised she would be betrothed to Rhaegar after the tourney for King Aerys II in Lannisport.
She was so happy that she agreed to visit the witch Maggy the Frog with her friends. They laughed at her prophesies, but that night King Aerys mocked Lord Tywin for thinking he would give his son's hand to his servant Tywin's daughter. And after that, Maggy's predictions started to come true, one after another.
From this distant vantage point, the Earth might not seem of any particular interest. But for us, it's different. Consider again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot. Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner, how frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds. Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.
Sansa is now completely in the role of Alayne Stone, and she has considerable influence in the Eyrie. On the balcony of her rooms in the Maiden's Tower, she surveys the armies of the Lords Declarant camped outside the Gates of the Moon. Lord Gilwood Hunter arrived first, and immediately blockaded supplies from reaching the Eyrie.
Though they are not yet under siege, the situation looks dire from her standpoint. Lord Robert, even more irritable than normal because there are no eggs or bacon, tells Alayne that he still hears Marillion singing every night.
Alayne assures him that the bard is dead, although she has not seen the body, but she herself no longer hears singing. When Littlefinger arrives, he informs them that the Lords Declarant are on their way up to the Eyrie for a parley.
He tells Alayne that there will be eight of them, but he is only concerned about Lyn Corbray. We learn that Lyn fought against Jon Arryn at Gulltown at the onset of Robert's Rebellion, but later fought alongside him at the Trident, where he slew Prince Lewyn Martell of the Kingsguard and broke the Dornish line.
While his elder brother supports Petyr's position as Lord Protector of the Vale, Ser Lyn has taken up with the Lords Declarant. Bearing the Valyrian sword Lady Forlorn, Ser Lyn is a dangerous and unpredictable man, quick to demand a duel.
The Lords Declarant seek to defend Lord Robert and the Vale, but do not acknowledge the Lord Protector, naming him a false counselor who has been misruling the Vale. After Robert has another fit, Littlefinger suggests that Maester Colemon try giving him sweetsleep, although the maester seems reticent to do so.
Alayne tells her "father" that Yohn Royce will recognize her, having met her at Winterfell when Waymar Royce took the black, but Petyr explains that "men see what they expect to see." She also asks him why he doesn't leave the Vale to take up his position as Lord of Harrenhal.
Littlefinger is convinced the place is cursed, especially after what happened to Tywin Lannister, Gregor Clegane, and Vargo Hoat. Lady Shella Whent recently died without any heirs, claiming yet another family that once ruled at Black Harren's nightmare castle. When Alayne recommends that he give Harrenhal to Lord Walder Frey, Petyr smiles and tells her he might, but he would really like to give it to Cersei, although he might have to "remove her from the game" sooner than planned, unless she removes herself first.
Alayne leads the Lords Declarant up to Petyr's solar, where he confounds them by saying that he would like to sign their declaration to weed out the false counselors. But Yohn Royce tells him they did not come to obtain his signature; they are here to remove Littlefinger and take Lord Robert to foster at Runestone.
Petyr informs them that he plans to foster the sons of other lords here so that Robert will have boys his own age around. He also asks Lady Anya Waynwood to send Harrold Hardyng to the Eyrie as his ward, but the Lords scoff at this request. Littlefinger refuses their demand that he leave the Vale and turn over Robert, and after he calls their bluffs of violence, Lyn Corbray draws Lady Forlorn, but this enrages the other Lords Declarant, and Bronze Yohn tells the knight to up his steel, reminding him that they are guests.
Corbray stalks off, but this has worked to Littlefinger's advantage, as he now turns hostile toward the Lords. Demanding that they lift their encampment and give him one year to set the Vale to rights or else he will willingly step down as Lord Protector, all the Lords except Yohn Royce agree, and Petyr emerges victorious in the parley.
Later that night, after the Lords have departed, Alayne asks Petyr what he plans for the next year. Littlefinger continues his tutelage of Alayne in playing the game of thrones. He states that one or two of the older Lords may die over the course of the year, and Lord Gilwood Hunter may well be killed by his younger brother Harlan, who arranged old Lord Eon's death. Petyr admits that he will never be able to sway Bronze Yohn, but when Alayne inquires about Ser Lyn, he tells her that he can be bought "with gold and boys and promises."
