Pip's journey towards selfdiscovery is fraught with obstacles from "summary" of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens - Delphi Classics (Illustrated) by Charles Dickens
Throughout the narrative, Pip's path to self-discovery is riddled with numerous challenges and hindrances that impede his growth and development. From his humble beginnings as an orphaned boy raised by his sister and her husband, to his unexpected encounter with the mysterious convict Magwitch in the marshes, Pip faces a series of obstacles that test his resilience and character.
One of the earliest obstacles Pip encounters is his own sense of insecurity and inferiority, stemming from his lower-class background and lack of education. This feeling of inadequacy is exacerbated by his unrequited love for the beautiful but cold-hearted Estella, who constantly reminds him of his social status and unworthiness. Pip's desire to become a gentleman in order to win Estella's affections serves as a driving force for his self-improvement, but also exposes him to the pitfalls of vanity and ambition.
As Pip navigates his way through the complexities of Victorian society, he is confronted with moral dilemmas and ethical challenges that force him to question his own values and beliefs. His associa...
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