Great Expectations
Pip has a sense of longing for parenting, this is shown by him talking about his parents. He has no sense of identity, this is shown in the first paragraph where Pip introduces himself and says that he could not pronounce his name(Philip Pirrip) more than Pip. The setting shows a inhospitable environment. The first encounter of the convict is that of a savage and barbaric man, “Keep still, you little devil, or I’ll cut your throat!” Pip shows sympathy for the convict, “soaked in water, and smothered in mud, and lamed by stones, and cut by flints.” Magwitch turns Pip upside-down showing how Pip’s life is going to be changed or upside-down from then on. ************************************************************************ The chapter starts off with Pip’s description of both Joe and Mrs. Joe Gargery. Pip mainly focuses on the tough, rough and cold side of Mrs. Joe, emphasizing how she was only concerned about the great reputation she had with the neighbors for bringing Pip up ‘by hand’. Although Mrs. Joe took over her husband’s name, she ironically assumed his power. She is very much the opposite of Joe, as he is described by Pip a
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Miss Havisham, Joe Pip, Ms Gargerys, Joe Joe, Uncle Pumblechook, Ms Havisham, Pip Joe, Biddy Joe, Miss Havisham's, Joe Tickler, miss havisham, • pip, ms havisham, • jaggers, satis house, chapter pip, joe pip, pip joe, tells pip, • joe, miss havisham pip, ms havisham benefactor, benefactor • jaggers, • jaggers pip, miss havisham,
Approximate Word count = 9203
Approximate Pages = 37 (250 words per page double spaced)
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