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    at any given time. People observe others being influenced in movies‚ books‚ and stories everyday. Phillip Pirrip‚ or Pip as he is commonly known is influenced by three women in his life during Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations. First‚ Pip is influenced to become an educated man because of Biddy. When Pip is just a child‚ Biddy and he become great friends. Biddy is about the age Pip‚ and she teaches him. Biddy‚ being quite intelligent‚

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    matter what happens in his life‚ he can’t change who he is on the inside. Pip goes through a great deal of hardships throughout the beginning of the book. Pip is hardly aware of his social and educational condition‚ but everything changes when he is exposed to the life of the rich at the Satis House. Pip moves to London due to the generosity of a benefactor‚ and attempts to become the gentleman he had wanted to be. When Pip just about thought his life was over‚ Joe comes to the rescue. Pip’s coming

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    current path in life. However‚ the mentor and pupil relationship between Pip and Miss. Havisham contradicts tradition. Miss Havisham influences the outcome of Pip’s life by exposing him to the idea of wealth and its relation to social status. In “Great Expectation” by Dickens Pip’s expectation of wanting to be a gentleman shows that reality is sometimes ignored when it doesn’t fit within the same premises of the desired expectation. Pip is introduced to Estella by Miss Havisham when he visits her home

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    the novel that little boy‚ Pip‚ grows to become knowledgeable‚ ashamed‚ and ungrateful. The theme for this novel is even though one becomes successful in life one should never feel embarrassed and ashamed towards the people who helped one succeed and most important one should never forget where one came from. Becoming successful in life is something to be proud of. Recognizing the people who helped you get there is worth acknowledging. In the middle of the novel‚ Pip‚ realizes the truth about himself

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    The novel’s protagonist‚ Philip Pirrip also called Pip is an orphan boy who receives a chance to change his life thanks to his benefactor. Pip has chosen to be brought up as a gentleman in London‚ pursuing the beautiful Estella. Pip’s idea of gentleman is rank and riches‚ and has nothing to do with morals. All through the novel Pip change from an innocent boy to a matured young man. Pip was an innocent young child with great ambition. Pip lost his parents when he was very young and is brought

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    In the novel Great Expectations pip was one of the characters most influenced. Miss Havisham influenced pip and changed him forever. It started when Miss Havisham invited pip to her house. When pip found out that he had a benefactor he thought it was Miss Havisham because she was rich‚ but it turned out to be the convict. She started talking to him. She started to change pip way of thinking‚ and that changed him forever. In the Novel it shows how Pip thought that Miss Havisham was her benefactor

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    Pipe Dreams A young man was sitting alone in busy a restaurant waiting for his date to arrive. He nervously pulled at his Burberry tie. Casting his eyes forward he saw Lizzie‚ his date walking towards the table. He bit his lip nervously as he stood up to greet her. “Look at my hair! The humidity makes it look as though I have a mane‚” Lizzie said smiling wickedly at her date. “Er‚ It looks lovely Liz. Always does‚” said Dave as he gave Lizzie a quick peck on the cheek “That was a joke‚” said

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    One way that Pip matures is how he changes his views on brother-in-law‚ Joe. In the second chapter of Great Expectations‚ Pip sees Joe‚ “as a larger species of child‚ and as no more than [his] equal” (Dickens 7). This shows that Pip sees Joe as his equal‚ meaning that he respects Joe‚ but as another child. Pip seeing Joe this way means that Joe isn’t that much of a superior figure around the house‚ it’s mostly Mrs. Joe making the decisions and disciplining Pip. Later on in the book‚ Pip was‚ “afraid

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    Great Expectations Essay How does Dickens create sympathy for Pip in the opening chapters of Great Expectations? Charles Dickens was born during the Victorian times‚ he wrote ‘great expectations’ in a weekly instalment‚ every week he sold one part to maintain the reader’s interest. He wanted people to understand the mass divide of the rich and poor. He wished the people would realise how badly the poor were treated at that time. He used Pip to grab the reader’s attention in the opening chapters by making

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    The film Ok Mister is an Iranian comedy that explores the concept of western imperialism and the West’s interaction with people in third world countries. The film criticizes the rapid modernization of Iran under Mohammad Reza Shah’s regime and the careless spending of the wealth that the country gained from sudden increases in oil prices in the 1970s.The film also depicts Edward Said’s concept of Orientalism. The setting of the film‚ a remote Iranian village‚ depicts Orientalism. The setting provides

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