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zavuch27 [327]
2 years ago
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Why does Jaggers call Wemmick the "most cunning imposter in all of London?"

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OleMash [197]2 years ago
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Jaggers calls Wemmick the most cunning imposter in all of London because <em>Jaggers disagrees with what Pip said</em> that Wemmick is a kind-hearted person. Because the <em>Wemmick that Jaggers knew is different from what Pip described him to be.</em> The Wemmick that Jaggers knew is different. The Wemmick that he knew can often be such a calculating individual in his business dealings. That is why Jaggers jokingly referred to him as the most cunning imposter in all of London. 
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