Good Girl, Bad Blood

The title Good Girl, Bad Blood may have a multitude of meanings. While the initial phrase clearly refers to Pip, who might the second phrase describe, and why?

One of the book’s central themes relates to the question of identity. Pick two characters from the novel and describe the ways in which their identities can be misunderstood.

Describe how texts and photos function to move the plot forward. At what points in the story do they become essential? Which of the book’s themes are illuminated by their use?