Character and Theme in Great Expectations
In Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations, how do Pip’s evolving feelings for Estella contribute to the novel’s thematic development?
A
They demonstrate Pip’s indifference to societal pressures and his focus on maintaining his authentic self.
B
They highlight the evolution of hope and disillusionment, showing that wealth and class don’t guarantee happiness.
C
They prove Pip’s unwavering loyalty to Estella despite social status disparities.
D
They illustrate that patience and persistence are always rewarded in romantic endeavors.
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