Character Motivation in Great Expectations
In Charles Dickens’s “Great Expectations,” Pip’s constant yearning for Estella primarily illustrates which of the following principles?
A
Pip striving for self-improvement solely out of love for Estella.
B
The unattainability of idealized love and social status.
C
Estella representing true love worth aspiring throughout one’s life.
D
Social criticism regarding class distinctions during Victorian England.
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