Hamlet vs Laetres
Great Expectations and David Copperfield both deal with deep human emotions of love, grief and compassion. David and Pip seek fulfilling love relationships. Pip is infatuated with Estella from childhood and suffers from unrequited love. David, on the other hand, loves both Dora and Agnes, but realizes later in his life that he has always truly loved Agnes. Pip and David experience much grief in their lives. Pip loses his whole family in his early childhood and his sister who is married to a blacksmith named Joe, when Pip is in his early adulthood. David loses his mother and her new baby when he is a very young child and his first wife, Dora, and their baby. Pip and David come from very poor backgrounds and are orphans, but they strive to be helpful to others and respectful of basic human values. Pip helps out a convict and in return the convict becomes Pip’s benefactor. David helps the Micawbers and the Peggottys with their problems and their experiences later help him write a novel.The theme of love exists in both books: in Great Expectations, Pip suffers an unrequited love for Estella, in David Copperfield, David loves his wife, Dora, but, soon after her death, realizes that he has always loved Agnes. Pip’s relationship
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