abits of spending his cash feverously which he left behind when he lost his benefactor. Pip began to live more carefully and less luxuriously. Pip had once been a lower class blacksmith apprentice. He had then received expectations and had become wealthier and also more generous with his new found wealth. He had developed habits of spending his money on elaborate and extravagant things. "I soon contracted expensive habits, and began to spend an amount of money in a few short months I should have found fabulous..." (Dickens p. 836) He had purchased an expensive chandelier, one that he had trouble paying for. Pip had very bad financial tendencies to spend more than he had and was constantly in debt. He did not know how to manage his money. Although he had bad fiscal issues in his second stage, Pip grew out of them and became a clerk whose job is actually to handle money in his third stage. His skills with saving and handling money must have greatly increased. He now had exceptional monetary skills. "I... live frugally and paid my debts" (p. 934).

Money and his misconception of "love" have changed Pip. Pip went from becoming a naive little boy, to becoming an arrogant young man. Pip learns many things and makes many shifts in his personality and finally becomes a wise and astute man. It took many dramatic stages

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