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Great Expectations

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Dickens created Pip to be a normal everyday person that goes through many changes, which allows a normal reader to relate and feel sympathetic towards Pip. Dickens reveals character traits in Pip similar to both himself and his father. John Dickens, Charles' father, worked as a clerk and was careless with money...
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John Dickens, Charles' father, worked as a clerk and was careless with money. John was said to be a good hearted man, however he had a prison record, arrested for debt. All of these characteristics were also shared by Pip in the novel "Great Expectations" (Priestley, 96). A bit of Charles can be seen after Wheatley-2 Pip and Estella met...
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