Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Pip is an orphan in the marshes when a starving convict seizes him among the graves and demands food and a file. Later he is sent to play at Satis House, where Miss Havisham has stopped every clock at twenty to nine and still wears the wedding dress she was jilted in.

Then an anonymous benefactor makes him a gentleman in London, and Pip becomes ashamed of the blacksmith who raised him. Dickens wrote it in the first person and let his narrator be genuinely unlikeable for two hundred pages, which is why it is the one people return to as adults.

Widely considered Dickens' finest novel, and the most honest thing he wrote about class and shame.

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