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Essay heading: Social Class in Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
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In addition, Pip’s improvement changes the outlook that is perceived by others of him. For example, after Pip learns how to be a gentleman, Biddy began to address Pip as “Mr. Pip”. Also, The Blue Boar, a local inn treats him differently by how when he was affluent, he was accommodated with the best room...
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On the other hand, when he had lost all his riches, the Blue Boar only provided him with an indifferent room among the pigeons.
Wemmick is considered to be a strange, middle class man, who serves as a clerk for Jaggers. When the he first meets Wemmick, Pip characterizes Wemmick as an uptight, insensitive man...
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