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The Themes of Great Expectations
The Theme of Great Expectations
Great Expectations is a book by Charles Dickens. It is a realistic fiction book that features many characters that have had their personalities excessively exaggerated. The protagonist of the story is Pip, who starts life rather poor and eventually becomes one of the high class. Pip is actually the protagonist and narrator in the story even though the story is written in the third person. This is done by making the narrator Pip at a much older age. Pip lives in the marshes of England and has no great expectations until he meets a rich lady named Mrs. Havisham who has a very beautiful daughter named Estella. Pip has a big crush on Estella which eventually turns to love. His longing to marry the high class Estella spurs him to want to move up in class socially. The story teaches the importance of...
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