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Pip

Joe Gargery, the village blacksmith

Mrs Joe Gargery, Joe’s wife and Pip’s sister

Mr Pumblechook, Joe’s uncle

Mr Wopsle, the church clerk, later an actor

Biddy, Mr Wopsle’s young cousin

Orlick, a blacksmith working for Joe Gargery

Abel Magwitch, a convict

Compeyson, also a convict

Miss Havisham, a rich lady

Estella, adopted by Miss Havisham

Matthew Pocket, Miss Havisham’s cousin

Herbert Pocket, his son

Clara, engaged to Herbert

Startop, a young gentleman

Bentley Drummle, a young gentleman

Mr Jaggers, a London lawyer

Molly, Mr Jaggers’ housekeeper

Mr Wemmick, Mr Jaggers’ clerk

The aged parent (the Aged), Wemmick’s father

Miss Skiffins, engaged to Wemmick