Great expectations, revised chapter

A detailed Summary of Great expectations, revised chapter

I personally preferred the revised chapter rather than the original one. This is because the

original was not descriptive enough and covered a lot of ground in a very short space of time.

In the published ending, Pip returns after eleven years to visit Biddy and Joe. Their son, little

Pip, represents hope for the future and perhaps symbolizes Pip's change of heart.

When Pip visits the ruins of Satis house, you cannot help thinking of his false expectations and

his ruined life. The atmosphere is quiet and melancholy, and there is nothing romantic about his

reunion with Estella. Instead Dickens describes there meeting with sadness and restraint.

The resemblance between Pip and E

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