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  • Belonging in Silas Marner and Great Expectations

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    In all the major themes of Eliots Silas Marner and Dickens Great Expectations the theme of belonging comes through of everyone every character searching for where they belong and yearning to have a place they are needed Mankind has always longed to be connected to other people in a place where they can feel safe and affirmed and loved for whom they are Caterina Procentese

  • Evils in Great Expectations

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    Great Expectations a satirical fictional novel based in Victorian England by Charles Dickens is about a Phillip Pirrip also known as Pip who deeply desires to improve himself socially and morally Great Expectations takes Pip on his heros journey to win his true love and find peace with his conscience Dickens writes Pip as a failed hero experiencing successes and failures Often Pip faces difficult obstacles concerning pure evil Dolge Orlick a man who bitterly resents Pip for being favored is rot

  • Passage Analysis: Great Expectations

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    The extract from Great Expectations is a scene where the character Pip is giving his perspective of the other character Jaggers who is a lawyer and his office and Pip very much sees Jaggers room as synonymous to Jaggers character The atmosphere of the room is best described by the repeated descriptive adjective Dismal Dickens writes from Pips perspective through 1st person His impression of Jaggers room is not a positive one and as Pip searches through the room it develops and this little world

  • Scrooge's Transformation in A Christmas Carol

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    A Christmas Carol Essay A Christmas Carol is one of Dickens most famous books alongside Oliver Twist Great Expectations A Tale of Two Cities or David Copperfield A Christmas Carol was written and set on Christmas Eve 1834 Victorian times Dickens may have written it because his experience made him want to make others aware of the misery of the poor and injustice of the law He wanted to fight poverty and criticise the attitude of the greedy In this essay I will explore how Scrooge changes as a re

  • Economic Concerns Touching The Lives In Pride & Prejudice

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    In the society described in Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice money was as much a social currency as it was a means of exchange for goods and services Money was often commensurate with social rank yet there was a feeling against parvenus who worked for their fortunes As the mark of an eligible bachelor or an avenue to gentility or a genteel Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice and Charles Dickens Great Expectations focus on the themes of money and social class In both novels money plays a significan

  • Parent/Child Relationships inThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time a

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    COMPARATIVE ESSAY Compare how effectively the authors of your chosen texts explore parent child relationships Parent Child relationships are widely portrayed in the two novels Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones and Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time by Mark Haddon The authors both explore and portray the relationships between the main characters and a parental role differently in relation to the other despite them both being from opposite sides of the world as well as the story being set in d

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