How Does Miss Havisham Change In Great Expectations

Great Expectations was a book that describes a humble orphan that had been in a forge doing the dirty work for most his life, and then he was taken by his Uncle Pumblechook to basically change his life. Charles Dickens’s life was like that of Pip, they both had experienced poverty and both had success at a young age. It was like he had written an autobiography, but had changed some things around. Some things in the novel are confusing, like I’d like to know what happened to make Miss Havisham always wear a wedding dress. It does explain that she is heartbroken and having a mental breakdown, but it doesn’t go into detail about her past. In my opinion she was the most mysterious character in the book.
She asked Pip to come over so she could apologize and Pip did save her, so she possibly could have strengthened her bond with him. Estella’s relationship with her was like a puppet and puppet master, but after she survived would that bond between them stay the same or would she be nicer to Estella? Talking about Estella’s relationships with Miss Havisham, I noticed that Miss Havisham had ruined Estella’s chances of love. Miss Havisham felt terrible afterwards, but when Pip entered the picture she acts cold, prude, and claims to have no heart. Pip is obsessed with her and tries to woo her, but fails miserably. It seems like he didn’t care for her well being, and it shows when he calls her a “prize”. I wonder if Estella did feel love for Pip, what would happen? Would she not go through with marrying Drummle? It’s obvious that she hates him, and the only reason she marries him is that it would perplex and hurt those around and close to her. Would she marry Pip or not marry at all? I think that if she developed feelings for him, even if she loved him she wouldn’t go and marry him. She would be new to love and marrying someone who you knew for only a little bit of your whole life would not make