Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. The Relationship between Pip, Estella, and Jaggers.
The relationship between Pip, Estella, and Jaggers is going through much growth throughout the story. Pip's and Estella's relationship is very similar to as when Pip was just a common boy, and there is not much hope for the relationship to become real. Jaggers also has and will have much influence on the lives of Pip and Estella.
The relationship between Pip and Estella is not getting much better and there is not much hope in it, the main reason being that Estella still treats Pip the same as when he was just a common boy. Estella explains that she has no heart and cannot feel emotions, which is from the quote "You must know", said Estella, ..."that I have no heart -if that has anything to do with my memory" (223). Estella, because she says she has no heart, will not have any feelings for Pip even if she grows to be a gentleman. This show's how there is not much hope in their relationship, because Estella will never have love for Pip. Estella also still calls Pip "boy" which is shown from the quote "You silly boy," said Estella quote composedly, "how can you talk such nonsense" (248)? Estella still calls Pip "boy", as if he was just a common boy, even though he has become more a gentleman. This shows how Estella's attitude for Pip has not changed and probably will not change, which does not bring much hope to their relationship. Another example is when Estella allows Pip to kiss her, just like she did before; shown from the quote "Will you never take warning? Or do you kiss my hand in the same spirit in which I once let you kiss my cheek" (250)? Pip responds by kissing her, and this shows how Pip is only allowed to kiss her when she tells him he can, even though he has become a gentleman. Their relationship has not seemed to become better because of this, and almost seems as if they are puppets, only doing what Miss Havisham wants them to do. Pip's and Estella's relationship overtime has not improved because of Estella's view that Pip will always just be a
The relationship between Pip and Estella is not getting much better and there is not much hope in it, the main reason being that Estella still treats Pip the same as when he was just a common boy. Estella explains that she has no heart and cannot feel emotions, which is from the quote "You must know", said Estella, ..."that I have no heart -if that has anything to do with my memory" (223). Estella, because she says she has no heart, will not have any feelings for Pip even if she grows to be a gentleman. This show's how there is not much hope in their relationship, because Estella will never have love for Pip. Estella also still calls Pip "boy" which is shown from the quote "You silly boy," said Estella quote composedly, "how can you talk such nonsense" (248)? Estella still calls Pip "boy", as if he was just a common boy, even though he has become more a gentleman. This shows how Estella's attitude for Pip has not changed and probably will not change, which does not bring much hope to their relationship. Another example is when Estella allows Pip to kiss her, just like she did before; shown from the quote "Will you never take warning? Or do you kiss my hand in the same spirit in which I once let you kiss my cheek" (250)? Pip responds by kissing her, and this shows how Pip is only allowed to kiss her when she tells him he can, even though he has become a gentleman. Their relationship has not seemed to become better because of this, and almost seems as if they are puppets, only doing what Miss Havisham wants them to do. Pip's and Estella's relationship overtime has not improved because of Estella's view that Pip will always just be a