It becomes apparent that Miss Havisham brought Estella up to

A. take care of her in her old age.

B. make a man as miserable as she has been.

C. value beauty above all else.

D. carry on her noble line and financial heritage.

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Alexzander Rhodes

11 October, 18:32

It becomes apparent that Miss Havisham brought Estella up to

A. take care of her in her old age.

B. make a man as miserable as she has been.

C. value beauty above all else.

D. carry on her noble line and financial heritage.

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Demarion Mendoza · Answer 1

The answer is Letter B - make a man as miserable as she has been.

This was evidenced by an excerpt "Miss Havisham's only companion is Estella, whom she is bringing up to break men's hearts." Miss Havisham was a deranged lady who was abandoned on the eve of her wedding. She brought Estella up for her (Estella) to make a man as miserable as Havisham has been.

It becomes apparent that Miss Havisham brought Estella up toA. take care of her in her old age.B. make a man as miserable as she has been.C. value beauty above all else.D. carry on her noble line and financial heritage.

It becomes apparent that Miss Havisham brought Estella up to

A. take care of her in her old age.

B. make a man as miserable as she has been.

C. value beauty above all else.

D. carry on her noble line and financial heritage.