Great Expectations by Charles Dickens - HELP!?

Question

i am reading it but if you could help me it would be greatly appreciated.

what is the writer's style, tone, & point of view?

any of your thoughts on the themes, plot(structure), characters(development), and setting.

any quotes that stuck out to you?

Answer 1

well the theme and point of view of the book is about Pip's innocence

(of not knowing what he is in society) and maturing and becoming a proper gentleman

....the quote that sticks to my head is the one after Estella makes funny of him and Pip becomes self-aware and notices his "coarse commonboy hands"

Joe is really the only character that doesnt change in the book

His Forge represents warmth and home

:)

Answer 2

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