Great Expectations: Pip's Life In The Upper Class Society

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soon be out-dated. He goes through his teens like this and finds
great differences in his new lifestyle and his old. Pip gains much with
his new found wealth. He gets new clothes; which help him fit into his new
lifestyle. Also, he makes new friends and interacts with the higher class;
Something which was looked down upon and almost outlawed when he was four.

After his sisters death, Pip visits his village and his brother-in-
law Joe to attend his sisters funeral. He feels remorse for his sister but
also feels that it isn't his home anymore and feels uncomfortable. This is
peculiar to Pip, considering a lifestyle that he lived with for years was
now mysterious and not his way. He felt a loyalty to Joe and the help,
Biddy. He feels as though they were part of him, and they were, and that
he must return often to check up on them. Promising to keep close ties, he
goes back to London and returns to his "real" life.

Back in London, Pip's life goes on and becomes more ...

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