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Pip returns to his village in this chapter to see Estella. He decides he is too good for his old house and arranges to stay at a hotel.
<h3>At the conclusion of Chapter 28, how does Pip feel?</h3>
Pip exits the coach at the first stop inside the town limits because his memory of that evening is so terrifying to him.
Pip returns home in the hopes of seeing Estella and making amends with Joe. He is forced to ride in a coach with two prisoners, one of them is the enigmatic stranger who offered Pip money in the bar. Pip overhears the man, who is unknown to Pip, saying that the convict Pip assisted that long ago night in the marshes had begged him to give Pip the money. Pip exits the coach at the first stop inside the town boundaries because his memories of that evening is so terrifying to him. When he gets to his hotel, he reads an announcement in the newspaper and discovers that Pumblechook is claiming credit for his ascent to fame.
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Answer:
Firstly, as a player that lost his team players, it will be a big blow and a huge shock to me which may affect my future playing ability. Losing my teammates and coaches at the same time will be traumatic, at least for the first six months. One of the thoughts that will trouble me will be that I could have been among that crew aboard and possibly be a victim. Their demise will likely leave an indellible scar in my sports history which I will have to live with.
Losing a loved one can be tragic and traumatizing. I could remember when I lost my dad in 2015. It was like my whole world has ended. I cried bitterly and thought it was just a dream. But no... It was a reality. It was a reality that still shakes me even after 5 years of his passing away. I have been able to put his death behind me and I have forged ahead in bagging my first degree and preparing to get married.