The moment they sprang there, the girl looked at me with a quick delight, in having been the cause of them. This gave me the power to hold them back, and to look at her; so she gave me a contemptuous toss — but with a sense, I thought, of having made too sure that I was wounded — and left me. (Dickens 35)
Pip feels so bad, but he loves this girl. He is aware that the only way to have a chance with her is to become a gentleman. Pip is fine being a blacksmith until he sees Estella. Then he knows he will become a gentleman one way or another. Pip is driven to become a gentleman because of Estella’s influence. Last, Pip is influenced by Miss Havisham to forgive. Miss Havisham has a cold heart, and she is mean to everyone. Pip is able to forgive the culprit of who committed many transgressions against him. Pip forgives her for not sculpting Estella to be his bride. Even though he wanted Estella for the majority of his life, he is able to forgive Miss Havisham. Pip also forgive Miss Havisham for leading him to believe that she was his real benefactor. She wants his love for Estella to grow so she manipulates him. The last thing Pip forgives Miss Havisham for is having a cold heart. She asks him for forgiveness, she prays that he does it. He is very warm and open to it he does it. (Dickens 172) Pip is able to see that Miss Havisham now means well and has finally repented. She has finally realized all the pain and suffering she has caused many