I hope it works for you. If it helps, please adopt it. An Analysis of Pip's Personality in Great Expectations 1. This paper introduces the life and major works of Charles Dickens, and briefly describes the content of the novel Great Expectations. 2. Analyze Pi's personality from interpersonal relationship and psychological activities in four different periods. 2. 1 Pip's childhood 2.2 Before Pip went to London 2.3 Before Pip lived in London 2.4 After Pip knew the real benefactor 3. Fully analyze the shortcomings and advantages of Pip's personality. Advantages: strong thirst for knowledge; Persistence in dreams. Disadvantages: excessive worship of money; A negative attitude towards life. 4. Analyze the reasons that affect Pip's personality. 4. 1 The environment changed Pip's character, making him change from an innocent and imaginative teenager to a young man with luxury power. 4.2 The love between Joe and Magwitch revived Pip's character. 4.3 Culture is the decisive force for the formation of Pip's character. 5. Summarize the full text, summarize Pip's personality characteristics, the inspiration Pip gave us and the reasons that influenced Pip's personality. He is the ideal embodiment of Dickens himself. His motivation in life confirms the psychologist Freud's theory of sexual instinct and sexual drive, and his motivation to achieve a perfect life is sex. Before he met estelle, his ideal was to be an apprentice to his brother-in-law Joe and a blacksmith when he grew up. But when the beautiful and proud estelle appeared, his life goal changed, that is, he dreamed of entering the upper class and getting estelle. After that, all his struggles and pains were for estelle, and everything was for estelle. Sensitive. Perhaps it was with Joe that he developed a sensitive instinct under the impact of his sister's tickling stick. He has been sensitive to the surrounding environment and people since he was a child, and he can objectively understand the information he has keenly captured, keeping a straight face. He told the two lawyers of the law firm that Mr. Jaggers and Secretary Wenkemi, wearing cold professional masks, could see their kind nature through the masks and get their friendship and help, which was also inseparable from his keen perception of people. Especially tolerant of pain. He was beaten and scolded by his grumpy sister since childhood, and mentally tortured by Miss Audrey and Miss Hao Weixian from childhood to Miss Hao Weixian's manor, but he accepted all the painful experiences and endured them silently. Bear all the pain yourself and never hurt others. Good at experiencing other people's pain and happiness, sensitive. Alone in the swamp churchyard, mourning for his dead parents and five underage brothers, he met a vicious fugitive who was hungry and cold. In extreme fear, he could feel the pain of the hungry and shivering fugitive. In the description of the novel, he can see that his young mind is full of sympathy and kindness. So, when he left the cemetery and came home, he tried his best to steal a lot of food, especially the lovely thing was that he stole some wine. When he gave food to the escaped prisoner, he gave it to him. This scene of saving the escaped prisoner is the best experience of Pip's ability to endure fear, kindness, calmness and his nature of being good at experiencing the pain of others. He can also understand the pain that Miss Hao Weixian was abandoned at the wedding banquet. Although he was tortured by her and her beautiful and proud adopted daughter, he could understand why they did that and willingly bear the pain they brought him. The understanding of Winkler's two personalities, the happiness of Winkler and his father, and the happiness of his good friend Herbert can be maintained together. A strong sense of shame and guilt. One of the reasons why great writers in the past can remain immortal is that they express people's emotions and aspirations through vivid artistic images in their works. In class society, although the feudal landlord class, warlords or bourgeoisie and financial oligarchs rule and control the broad masses of people politically and economically, many literary artists try to stand on the side of the oppressed people and reflect their social life: they have strong hatred and contempt for the tyrannical and stubborn exploiting class of a tabloid; But he is full of sympathy for many persecuted people. Dickens (18 12- 1870) is just such a writer. In all Dickens' works, david copperfield, Hard Times, Bleak House and Old Antique Shop all embody the above spirit. On the one hand, Dickens criticized bounderby, gladys and Quilp mercilessly, on the other hand, he sympathetically described the painful experiences of orphans like david copperfield and Nell Jr. It is also Great Expectations (English translation of Great Expectations) involved in Dickens' later work Orphan. Dickens published A Tale of Two Cities in 1859, and Great Expectations in Four Seasons Magazine the following year. The rest of the novel was published in 1866. Some people say that the theme of Great Expectations is somewhat similar to the disillusionment by Balzac, a great French writer, because both of them are stories about how the "brilliant" future of young people built on sand is finally shattered. But this is mainly determined by the social reality itself, and there is no question of who imitates whom. Pip, the hero of Dickens' novels, is also an orphan. He was brought up by his sister. But Ji Jie was very rude to him, and only her brother-in-law defended him everywhere. When he was a child, Pip once covered an escaped prisoner. Later, he was called by a neurotic landlord and nobleman in the town, Miss Havisham, to wait on her instead of relieving her boredom. There, Pip met Havisham's adopted daughter, the beautiful and proud Estella. Pip loves her deeply. He hurt himself. In order to get Estella's love, he wanted to be a "gentleman". Pip is growing up. He became an apprentice to the blacksmith's brother-in-law, but he still went to Havisham's house for the holidays year after year. Although Havisham once invited Estella to go abroad to "receive the education of a high-class lady", Pip loves Estella more and more. Just after that, Jaggers, a lawyer who frequented Havisham's house, came to see Pip and his brother-in-law. It is said that a rich man who asked not to be named entrusted him to inform Pip that "he will inherit a considerable fortune in the future", and the current owner of the industry asked him to immediately terminate his apprenticeship with his brother-in-law and go to London to receive "gentleman education". Pip thought it was Havisham's idea and his fantasy could come true, so he naturally accepted the arrangement in full. When Pip came to London for a "gentleman" education, Estella returned to China, and Pip could often see Estella again. Estella's cold, hot and cold attitude played Pip very painfully. However, Pip still thinks that this is the test and tribulation given by Havisham to fulfill Estella and his beautiful marriage, so he still falls in love with her. Soon, however, the truth came out. One night, a man came to see Pip, and Pip recognized him as a fugitive he had saved in his childhood under the yellow light. It turned out to be a silver bell, a prisoner who fled overseas to make a fortune. Magwitch secretly spent money to train his Pip into a "gentleman". He is now sneaking back to China just to see what happened to the gentleman he trained. This matter has nothing to do with Havisham. Havisham went to Pip again and again, so that Pip and Estella could see each other often. It's just that she was sadly abandoned on her wedding day, and now she wants to get back at two innocent children. Havisham teased them into love like an angry bee, but in the end Estella "married a beast" and tortured Pip mercilessly. According to the British law at that time, it was used to drag prisoners who had fled overseas back to their home countries by hanging. Pip tried his best to arrange a boat to send Magwitch to the United States, but was discovered by Kang Peisheng, the sworn enemy of Magwitch. Kang Peisheng had instigated Magwitch to commit a crime, but he escaped by luck. He followed him, so Magwitch failed to escape. Pip's great hopes and ideals were finally shattered: the property that people promised him to be the foundation of "that gentleman" was all gone because Magwitch's identity was exposed. If it weren't for the support of Pip's kind brother-in-law, Pip would end up in the debtor's prison. At the end of the story, Pip found a foothold overseas with the support of a good friend. After more than ten years, he returned to China to visit his brother-in-law. One day, he went to mourn the death of Havisham's villa, only to find that he met the widowed elsa bear there. It turned out that she also came to pay homage to the ruins. Finally, two lovers, who have gone through many vicissitudes, said "Let's make up" to each other, leaving this symbolic and devouring ruin. It can be seen that Dickens named this work Great Expectations (or translated Great Expectations), which was originally a kind of irony. Here, the so-called "great expectations" and "disillusionment" are synonymous. According to some people who wrote biographies and commented on Dickens, Dickens' original novels had different endings. The initial scenario was even worse. The present ending was rewritten by Dickens at the suggestion of Sylvie Litton. In this century, Dickens' novels have been put on the screen again (that is, Tears of a Lonely Star). The film deleted the plot of Estella marrying Moore, a so-called "beast" spider, and changed the ending to be more optimistic. Dickens described the relationship between Pip and Estella in the most cordial manner. Pip's feelings for Estella are sincere. Pip is an orphan without parents. Except for my brother-in-law, people around me generally criticize him or beat him. . He can't get any warmth at all. Estella suddenly appeared in front of him, making him seem to see a new world. On the one hand, Estella showed arrogance to Pip; on the other hand, when Pip showed bravery, she volunteered to say to him, "Come and kiss me if you like." This kiss made Pip determined to "go through fire and water" for Estella. Pip was originally bent on learning the blacksmith's craft and spending his life with his brother-in-law kind Joe. He suddenly wants to be a "gentleman" so as to be equal to Estella. Pip's motivation is much simpler than Lv Xian's ambitious plan in Balzac's Disillusionment. Because the novel is narrated in the name of Pip, the whole book is full of descriptions of Pip's psychological activities. In contrast, there are far fewer places to write Estella directly than Pip. However, from Dickens' rough description of her, we can see that under normal circumstances, she was originally a very plastic and promising girl. However, she unfortunately fell into the hands of Hao. Hao Weixiang taught her arrogance, cruelty and indifference from an early age, so that the urinal could not accept Pip's normal love. Dickens finally let Pip and Estella die in different places, not to satisfy the vulgar feelings of ordinary citizens, but to combine them. This is Dickens' power to criticize realism. In Great Expectations, Dickens not only described the beauty in Pip and Estella sympathetically, but also described Pip's brother-in-law Joe Gargery as a kind character in the same mood. This is a gentle and self-sacrificing worker. When he married Pip's sister, he asked her to bring the poor doll Pip. He once said to Pip himself; We will always be best friends. That's true. When Pip went to London to receive a "gentleman" education, although Pip was a little alienated from his hometown under the influence of London life, Joe expressed deep concern for Pip and even expressed faint anxiety about his miserable life in London. He told Pip, "You and I can't sit together in London ... unless we go home, we will become friends and get to know each other." This shows that Joe doesn't approve of Pip going to London to be a "gentleman". Later, when Pip's hope of inheriting sideline business was completely shattered and he fell ill again, it was Joe who not only gave Pip great spiritual support, but also quietly helped Pip pay off the debts he owed. In Great Expectations, the happy life of Joe and his later wife Biddy is in sharp contrast with Pip's pursuit of a "gentleman" life. Pip's disillusionment with the "great future" of life and love shows that there is no chance of luck in real life. Of course, due to the limitations of history, when Pip finally found that he could be a "gentleman" and rely entirely on the property of criminals, he was disillusioned, but he would never look for reasons from the capitalist society itself. In a word, Great Expectations is a Dickens novel with profound social significance. Its artistic appeal is very strong. In particular, Dickens is good at describing the origin and development of events in the first person, which enhances the realism of the story. This novel is also very rigorous in structure. Although the characters have not appeared for a long time, these characters are all interrelated. This increases the richness and complexity of the novel. For example, Pip later learned from the escaped Magwitch that Kang Peisheng instigated Magwitch to commit the crime of abandoning Hao on the wedding day, and Kang Peisheng and Hao Muxiang's younger brother Astero conspired to defeat Hao. Estella is Magwitch's daughter. Such a complicated relationship between characters obviously makes the work more dramatic. Great Expectations is Dickens' masterpiece in ideological content and artistic description. Simemoy
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