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Miss Havisham In Charles Dickens Great Expectations

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There are many things people don't know about Great expectations. Miss Havisham is actually a real person that Charles Dickens encountered. “The white woman” was clothed as if she had flour spilled over her outfit. Invisible against the winter snowfall. She was cold and fragile like the snowflakes. Great expectations were written by Charles Dickens. In his book the characters face imprisonment, but they are able to escape it. Miss Havisham has been pictured many times to be trapped in her past. She does things remind her of the past. On page 34 Pip wonders why time is nonexistent in the Savis house. All of this is further intensified on page 45-46. Havisham is avoiding them all together and every defining trait about her revolves around
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