Great Expectations

When the orphaned Pip comes into a mysterious fortune, he's able to realize his dream of becoming a gentleman. Newly rich, and with the manners to prove it, he snubs his old friends and hopes to marry the haughty Estella. One stormy night Pip learns the truth about his benefactor, and while his physical struggles have ended, Pip's moral challenges are just beginning. Comical yet deeply moving, "Great Expectations" features some of Dickens's most memorable characters, including the convict Magwitch and the jilted Miss Havisham.

Introduction	p. vii
Chronology of Charles Dickens's Life and Work	p. xv
Historical Context of Great Expectations	p. xvii
Great Expectations	p. 1
The Original Ending of Great Expectations	p. 599
Notes	p. 601
Interpretive Notes	p. 614
Critical Excerpts	p. 621
Questions for Discussion	p. 631
Suggestions for the Interested Reader	p. 633
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