Great Expectations

Orphaned Pip's journey through Victorian society is marked by his aspirations for wealth and social status. As he encounters various characters, including the mysterious benefactor who alters his fate, Pip grapples with themes of ambition, identity, and moral growth. The narrative explores the impact of class and personal relationships on Pip's development, ultimately leading him to question the true nature of success and happiness. Dickens masterfully weaves a tale of self-discovery amidst societal expectations and personal ambition.