le man on her account" (Dickens, 129). This is the first time we learned about Pip's love from Pip. Thus far we assume that he likes her, but we never actually hear him say it. The reasons, which he gave Biddy, are his desires, his own infatuation, or a "false love". Pip has no real ground to like, let alone love Estella since he hardly knows her at all. All Pip knows is a young girl, which was taught to break men's hearts.
             Estella is Miss Havisham's mini me of her self, a heartbroken women who has no feelings of love, but only hatred in her hea
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