![]() The lies also force Pip to turn the lies into reality else he risks being shunned further. Though, Pip’s telling of the events is entirely fictitious, it allows Pip to bottle up his misery in order to let it out as an explosive ambition later on. Joe and Pumblechook, who were so rude … the lies had come of it somehow”. “We all waved our swords and hurrahed … I considered myself a young monster … I hadn’t been able to explain myself to Mrs. ![]() So much so that out of shame, Pip conjures a fantasy of the Satis House, explaining how enjoyable it was instead of the ridiculing truth. The young Pip begins to despise the working class life after meeting Estella, who scorns him for being so gauche. However, there was an ever growing movement of social upheaval in response to industrialization and economic developments. ![]() Initially, Pip was satisfied with life as a blacksmith like most people in the class system. Pip’s ambition is explained by his poor self-image and misery. ![]()
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