·Caricatures not characters is this a fair assessment of Dickens' presentation of the beings that inhabit the world of Great Expectations?
             ·Remind yourself of chapter 1 what qualities are displayed in this chapter which make you want to read on?
             ·In Great Expectations *censored*ens creates a powerful story rich in comedy and pathos. Do you agree?
             ·How successful is *censored*ens in his presentation of female characters in Great Expectations? You may limit your analysis to two characters or range more widely if you wish.
             · Examine *censored*ens presentation of Herbert Pocket and Joe Gargery how does Dickens Guide your response to these two characters?
             · The whole novel is a study of the effects of Great Expectations on Pip. Do you agree?
             ·Explore the ways in which *censored*ens presents generosity in Great Expectations.
             ·Do you have any sympathy for Estella?
             ·Find h38 and remind yourself of the passage beginning 'she was even more dreadfully fond of Estella than she had been when I last saw them together' and ending '...and so the evening wore away and I went to bed' this is about 5 and a half pages further on, write about the impact this passage has on you and how it is achieved.
             ·What does Dickens say about justice in the novel?
             ·Consider the use of the central character as narrator from your study of this novel what advantages and disadvantages do you think this technique has for the writer and the reader?
             ·Does your response to Miss Havisham change over the course of the novel?
             ·Discuss the following relationships and explain why it is important in the novel:
             ·Choose one of the following:
             Pip's first visit to Satis House
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