Pip's Perspective Of Magwitch In Great Expectations By Charles Dickens

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Sometimes Perspectives Progress
In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, the author shows how Pip's perspective of Magwitch's changes throughout the last stage of the novel. The first time that we see Pip's perspective changing, is when Orlick holds Pip captive in the old sluice house. When Pip realizes that Orlick is planning to kill him, he starts to consider the consequences of his death. Instead of thinking about how he will never see his beloved Estella again, or how he will also never eat a fancy diner again; he thinks about Magwitch and how he will blame Pip for deserting him when he is caught and brought to jail. This really shows how Pip's perspective of Magwitch has changed because when Magwitch first came to stay with Pip, he

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