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Exploring Social Class in Great Expectations: Characters and Influences

This analysis delves into the social class distinctions within Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." It ranks key characters—Pip, Biddy, Miss Havisham, Orlick, and Pumblechook—based on their social status. Each character's values and beliefs are examined, revealing how Dickens uses them to reflect societal norms of the time. The influence of Dickens' life experiences on the novel's themes is also explored, highlighting the impact of his background on his portrayal of class and aspiration.

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Exploring Social Class in Great Expectations: Characters and Influences

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  1. BlingerFriday 12/7/12 • Rank the following characters according to their social class: Pip, Biddy, Miss Havisham, Orlick, Pumblechook • Which values and beliefs of their class does each character exhibit?

  2. Film Notes • In what ways did Dickens’ life experiences influence Great Expectations?

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