Write a Thesis on Miss Havisham from great expectations using this prompt: Miss Havisham: What is Miss Havisham's role in the deception which she so willingly embraces? She allows Pip to believe something that is not true; however, she never actually lies to him. Why, or why not, is this equal to lying? What damage does this do?

In Charles Dickens' Great Expectations, the character of Miss Havisham is pivotal. She portrays herself as a depressed, angry, and miserable lady in the work. She has a lonely and depressing existence. Pip is not persuaded that Miss Havisham is his benefactor by Miss Havisham's actions. Pip and Estella are in love, but Estella intends to destroy his heart by making him fall in love with her.

Miss Havisham represents a person who is unable to let go of their past and holds grudges rather than forgiving those who have hurt her.

Explanation:

This gives the reader the hint that she is someone who is hurt and lost and not really eager to fix any of it. It also shows what can become of ourselves if we do not forgive people. I think we are taking the same class, too. lol

the dictionary definition of ubiquitous is "present, appearing, or found everywhere".

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