What Is Pip's Understanding Of Injustice

1 .This passage from Great Expectations takes a look into Pip's complicated understanding of injustice and how it continues in his thoughts throughout his adult life. When he describes how his sister raised him, Pip shows self pity and anger at his sister. He also shows strength and pride seeing how he stood up to her horrific abuse and torture. Although, from all the distress, he learns to cope and learn from his mistakes. Pip learned sensitivity and motivation throughout his hectic childhood, which lead him to become more mature and responsible. Thus, even though Pip was afraid to come home and get the wrath of his sister, he knew that he could not change the way things were. In the same way, he had to come to the understanding that not