Pip's Narrative and Character Development
In Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations, how does Pip’s development as a character influence his first-person narrative style?
A
A switch between past and present tense distracts from focusing on Pip’s personal growth within his class journey in Victorian England.
B
The third-person limited point of view obscures Pip’s internal transformation over time.
C
Pip consistently provides objective reporting that lacks personal introspection or change.
D
His increasing awareness of societal flaws coincides with deeper self-reflection in his storytelling.
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