Thoughts

The features and highlights of this novel do not lie in the gorgeous rhetoric or profound truth, but in the protagonist. A delicate description of a change in character. In this paper, the influence of the surrounding environment on Pip's psychology is everywhere. When he was young, Pip didn't want to be high-class at all, just wanted to be a good blacksmith. But there has been a subtle change in his heart since he first met Estella. Because of the huge gap in social status, for the first time, he thought that his shoes were too worn and his way of speaking was not "formal". For the first time, he asked Joe why he did not teach him the "straight" way of speaking. After arriving in London, Pip came. A U-turn of 180 °. He began to dress lavishly, squandered the money given by the mysterious man from his lawyer, and ended up in a large debt; he joined a stupid club that only a "gentleman" could join, and quarreled with a vulgar and cruel squire for Estella.