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    David Copperfield

    After his first wife dies, who does David fall in love with next?David Copperfield

      Agnes. After Dora died, David returns to Agnes, and both of them confess their love for each other.

    Who does David get married to first?David Copperfield

      Dora Spenlow. David and Dora got engaged to each other through letters. After Mr. Spenlow dies, they get married to each other.

    Where does David go to school to while he stays with his aunt?David Copperfield

      Dr. Strong's school. It's a truly excellent school.

    Who is David's last living relation?David Copperfield

      Betsy Trotwood. His great-aunt, Miss Betsy Trotwood, took very good care of him after he left the winery.

    Where was David sent to after his mother died?David Copperfield

      A winery. Poor old David! He lost all his money.

    Who did Peggotty marry?David Copperfield

      Mr. Barkis. The other three are schoolmasters.

    What is the name of David's school?David Copperfield

      Salem House. Mr. Murdstone sent David here after he beat him.

    Who was the man David's mother got married to while he was away?David Copperfield

      Mr. Murdstone. Mr. Murdstone and his sister hated David.

    What is the name of David's nurse?David Copperfield

      Peggotty. The book described her as "very ordinary looking."

    Who still lives at the end of the novel?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Emily. Many people die, including David's mother and little brother, Mr Barkis, Ham Steerforth and Dora. Emily starts a new life in Australia.

    Which couple never gets married?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Ham Peggotty and Emily. Emily runs away with Steerforth. Ham dies during the tempest in chapter 55.

    Where does David see Uriah (and Littimer) for the last time?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      in prison. Mr Creakle is much friendlier to the prisoners than to his pupils at Salem House. He believes that "Twenty Seven and Twenty Eight" are true penitents.

    Mr Peggotty travels through Europe in search for Emily. Where does he finally find her?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      London. She's found in a degenerated lodging at Golden Square.

    Whom does Uriah Heep want to marry?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Agnes Wickfield. First he tells David that he considers him a rival, but David says he's engaged to another girl (Dora). Mr Wickfield is shocked when Uriah says: "I have an ambition to make your Agnes my Agnes".

    Who's Jip? Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Dora's dog. Dora Spenlow is David's first wife. She asks him to call her his "child-wife". She still behaves like a spoiled child, and always wants her dog with her. She dies early.

    Whom does Emily run away with?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      James Steerforth. She leaves a letter to Ham: "When you, who love me so much better than I ever have deserved, even when my mind was innocent, see this, I shall be far away."

    What's the ironic nickname of Miss Mowcher?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      the Giantess. She's a dwarf. Miss Mowcher recognizes Littimer when he wants to flee to Australia. "Old Soldier" is Mrs Annie Strong's mother; "the Beauty" is one of Sophy's sisters.

    Who is often in debt, writes a lot of letters, and finally emigrates to Australia?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Mr Micawber. Mr Micawber might be based on Charles' father John, who was in Debtors' Prison for three months. His wife also tries to solve the problems.

    How does Uriah Heep describe himself?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      "a very 'umble person". His humbleness is false, and only meant to mislead people. His mother taught him to be "'umble". Mr Wickfield is "quite a great lawyer", Mr Micawber "a beggared outcast", and David "a very honest little creature".

    In chapter 16 a very pretty young lady is sitting close to Dr Strong. He calls her Annie. Who is she?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      his wife. David mistakenly thinks she's his daughter, but she's his much younger wife. She didn't marry him out of love, and is suspected of having an affair with her cousin, Jack Maldon.

    "I saw a cadaverous face appear (...). It belonged to a red-haired person (...) who had hardly any eyebrows, and no eyelashes, and eyes of red-brown..." Who matches this description?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Uriah Heep. Uriah is arguably the most interesting character apart from David. He's also one of Dickens' greatest villains.

    David's aunt asks Mr Dick what she should do with the boy. What's his advice?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Wash him. Mr Dick's real name is Richard Babley. David will stay there until he goes to Dr Strong for his education.

    David runs away from Murdstone and Grinby's warehouse to the only living relative he has. Who's this?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      Betsy Trotwood. He writes to Peggotty to find out where Aunt Betsy lives. She's his great aunt on his father's side.

    What did Charles Dickens have in common with his "favourite child" David Copperfield?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      His first job was to label bottles. Dickens had to label bottles at Hungerford Stairs for six shillings a week when he was twelve. He was born in February, didn't have a stepfather, and was only married once. David Copperfield's career is largely autobiographical, but his private life isn't.

    Chapter 9 is called "I have a memorable birthday". What makes it so memorable?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      His mother and little brother are buried. It's his tenth birthday. David isn't supposed to show any emotion.

    In Salem House David has to wear a pasteboard placard. What's written on it?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      "Take care of him. He bites.". He has to wear this because he bit Mr Murdstone's finger. David thinks there is a dog, but the placard is meant for him.

    Who's the only boy in Salem House whom Mr Creakle never lays a hand on?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      James Steerforth. Steerforth has an easy childhood, but will turn out to be a villain later.

    What P.S. does David send to Peggotty in a letter from Salem House?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      "Barkis is willing". Mr Barkis is the carrier who asks David to send this message. He will marry Peggotty later.

    What does David need according to Mr Murdstone?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      firmness. Mr Murdstone is his stepfather. David will bite his finger, and be sent to boarding-school.

    " 'Now let me hear some more about the Crorkindills,' said Peggotty." What does she mean by "Crorkindills"?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      crocodiles. A lot of words are mispronounced, most often by Peggotty and Aunt Betsy. David reads to Peggotty about crocodiles. Later he will become a writer.

    How old was David when his father died?Charles Dickens: "David Copperfield"

      He wasn't born yet. He's a posthumous child. His father died six months before he was born.

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