English, 06.05.2020 20:12, gibesanna11p5nn28

In the Passage, why would Miss Havisham's
wedding experience have been life altering from
her point of view as a woman in the Victorian
era?
She would have to give up her home,
She would be publicly humiliated
She would feel empowered by her single status
She would inherit a great deal more money

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