Mr. Jaggers: Lawyer

I love Mr. Jaggers now! His stentorioun voice shook the courtroom. Even the judge was trembling. That must be pretty scary to face. Now I know what makes him a great lawyer. His scathing questions and fierce accusations probably make him a living lawyer legend in England. Unfortunately, this is about all that I understood from the chapter. In Mr. pockets house, the servants run the house apparently which seems somewhat odd. Also, I didn't understand what the deal was with the faces Wemmick showed Pip. This brings me to my next question. What role do you think Wemmick will play later in the story?