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"Great Prospects" is Dickens's later work, published in 1861, this novel is both a critical satire of reality and a strong romantic feeling, is one of Dickens's classics.

It is an autobiographical novel that recalls and narrates the three stages of his life in the tone of The Elder Pip. From the time he was seven years old, Pip's childhood was unfortunate, his parents died early, his sister had a strong personality, a violent temper, often beat him, tried to torture him in every way, but life was still happy, because brother-in-law Joe gave him a lot of love.

Joe is a positive figure in the novel, with little higher education but a good heart. Dickens's rustic life is a stark contrast to the exuberance and luxury of the city in the future.

On this day, the young Pip encountered the fugitive Magwiche in the cemetery, and in the threat of the fugitive, Pip saved his life, found a file to help him escape, and gave him food.

Magweche still has not escaped the fate of being arrested, but laying the groundwork for the later story, is the key to promoting the development of the storyline and enriching the character image.

Later, the young Pip was favored by Miss Hao Weixiang and came to the manor to work, and met the girl Estella. Estella is noble, proud, and very different from Pip, and although she has always humiliated Pip, Pip has fallen in love with her and is willing to change for her.

However, for him at that young age, it was just a fantasy. As the two grew older, Estella went abroad for further studies and Pip returned to her hometown.

Suddenly, an exciting news came that a mysterious person had left his property to Pip, and the mysterious person was none other than the fugitive Magwich.

Pip's life changed dramatically, he moved from the countryside to London, met Herbs, and reveled in his crush on Estella. However, Estella became acquainted with another squire, and Pip was jealous, and then began his own social activities, and the whole person changed significantly with the change of identity.

When he learns that the inheritance came from Magweche, his cowardly psychology is shocked, and at this time Estella is married to the squire, and Pip is arrested and imprisoned while helping Magweche escape.

After his release from prison, he became a penniless and poor egg, and finally returned to his hometown to reunite with Estella, whom he had not seen for many years and lost his property.

We can find that Dickens designed a life of ups and downs for the protagonist Pip, watching the future look bright, but under the pressure of society and fate, the great future suddenly collapsed.

Great Prospects contains several literary modes, ranging from realism to fantasy literature. The call for a return to nature and the preservation of the heart is cut through Dickensmann's style of carrying the Tao, expressing his views on life and human nature.