Pip faces betrayal and deception from those he trusts from "summary" of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens - Delphi Classics (Illustrated) by Charles Dickens
Throughout the story, Pip experiences numerous instances of betrayal and deception by individuals he considers his close confidants. One of the prime examples of this occurs when Pip's sister, Mrs. Joe, is attacked and left unable to speak. Pip believes that the attack was orchestrated by a convict named Magwitch, who he had helped in the past. As a result, Pip feels a sense of betrayal and deception from Magwitch, who he had shown kindness to. Furthermore, Pip's expectations are shattered when he discovers that his benefactor, Mr. Jaggers, is not the source of his newfound wealth. Instead, he learns that his true benefactor is the convict Magwitch, the same man who had caused his sister's attack. This reve...
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