Question

After his birthday dinner with Jaggers and Wemmick, Pip visits Walworth

Answer 1

This question refers to Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Answer:

After his birthday dinner with Jaggers and Wemmick, Pip visits Walworth because he wants to know what he thinks about helping Herbert. He wants to know Walworth's personal opinion and not based on numbers and economic and commercial concepts.

Step-by-step explanation:

Pip is happy and celebrating his birthday with Jaggers and Wemmick, when he decides to visit Walworth because he wants to receive personal advice from a wiser friend about the possibility of helping Herbert, he wants to know if it is a good idea to help him, based in the friend's personal opinion and not based on commercial and economic concepts. Pip's friend advises him not to help Herbert, although Pip later helps him find a job.

Answer 2

After his birthday dinner with Jaggers and Wemmick, Pip visits Walworth because Wemmick has invited Pip to his house in Walworth.

Pip returns to Jaggers’s office so that he can arrange to share rooms with Herbert. There Pip meets Wemmick, who invited him to dinner at his house.
While Pip's stay at Wemmick he observed that Wemmick looks to have a totally different personality at home as compared to his behavior at work. He was cynical and dry at work but at home, he seems more jovial and merry.