Serious adverse effects include: 1  Bleeding. 2  Low blood platelets. 3  Encephalopathy. 4  Suicidal behavior and thoughts. 5  Low body temperature.
Pip still tries hard to read and expand his knowledge, and on Sundays, he also tries to teach Joe to read. One Sunday, Pip tries to persuade Joe that he needs to visit Miss Havisham, but Joe again advises him to stay away. However, his advice sounds confused, and Pip resolves to do as he pleases. Joeâs forge worker, Dolge Orlick, makes Pipâs life even less pleasant.
Pip, the narrator of the novel throughout, describes the man as follows: Mr. Wopsle, the clerk at church, was to dine with us, and Mr. Hubble the wheelwright and Mrs. Hubble, and Uncle Pumblechook (Joe's uncle, but Mrs. Joe appropriated him), who was a well-to-do cornchandler in the nearest town, and drove his own chaise-cart.