Molly's Trial Essay

Like Compeyson’s trial, Molly’s trail was more focused on the looks and appearance rather than the evidence. The people of the court are easily swayed by the idea that Molly is too delicate to strangle arms and that’s the tactic that Jaggers used. I don’t think Jaggers really cares about serving justice to the victims, he obviously cares more about the money and winning the case. That may be why he has to wash his hands constantly. It can be perceived as he has to wash away the sins for pursuing the incorrect verdict. Once again, Dickens was able to portray the injustice of the court system by proving that people use looks and money over the facts and logic.
Despite his broken heart caused by Miss Havisham’s scheme, Pip is still able to feel empathetic towards her. His willingness to move on and forgive showed how he matured within the last couple of chapters. He knows he made mistakes and they have help to transform him into this kinder, no grudges person.
It shows that he understands that there is more to life than materialistic and superficial things. He has learned that social class is an invalid judge of character and being a gentleman is more about the inside that outside. Pip has realized that Magwitch has risked his life for Pip’s success and only showed kindness to him, and now he must do that towards the ones whom he hurt in the past.
Joe is the most admirable character in the book because of his kindhearted nature. After the tension and hurt that Pip has inflicted upon him, he still returns to care for him despite his snobbiness. Joe wants to spare himself the pain that Pip will cause him after he returns back to his gentlemanly ways. Pip already blew him off before after promising Biddy to return, but he never did. However, I believe that Pip has truly changed and the fact that he’s returning to Kent to reveal the truth to