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<Tab/>Charles Dickens' novel, Great Expectations is the story of a village orphan named
Pip, who struggles throughout the novel to find his place in society. Dickens explores the
theme of guilt in the narrative by means of the main character Pip. Dickens strikes the
reader , however, with the various forms of guilt throughout his life. Each stage of Pip's
life represents a different stage of guilt and an evolution of his morals. During his
childhood, Pip experiences the guilt of conscience when he helps a convict. As he
becomes an adolescent he…
