Great Expectations

Great Expectations is an exhilarating tale of a passionate, romantic, and somewhat unrealistic person named Pip. When the story starts he is an orphan boy being raised by his sister. He encounters a convict which orders food and a file from him. The Pip and the convict, Abel Magwitch, take a liking to one another, especially when Magwitch protects Pip by saying he (Magwitch) took the food.
Pip is taken by his uncle to Satis house where he meets Estella. Although she treats him coldly and contemptuously he falls in love with her and wants to become a gentleman in the hopes he might be worthy of Estella. Against his dreams he becomes a common laborer working in a blacksmith’s forge.
One day Pip learns is informed that a secret benefactor has left him a great fortune, and he must go to London to collect. When he gets to London he starts his education to be a gentleman. He is tutored by Matthew Pocket, his friend‘s, Herbert, father. Although he is striving to become a gentleman, Herbert and Pip lead an undisciplined life.
Pip soon returns home for a funeral. He learns the who provided him with his fortune, no other than Magwitch. Because Magwitch was moved by the kindness of Pip when he was a boy, he provided him wi



 

 
   
 
  
 
 
 
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im with his fortune. Pip is appalled at first, but feels obligated to help Magwitch out of London since the police and a rival, Compeyson, are after him. Pip learns Compeyson had left Estella’s mom at the alter and had a grudge against Magwitch because of his relations with Estella’s mom. He figures out that Estella is Magwitch’s daughter, and his intentions were to make him into a gentleman so he could marry his daughter, Estella. Pip has a newfound respect for Magwitch. Estella’s mom’s intentions were to toy with Pip’s emotions to get revenge for her torn heart, but she is only apologetic to Pip soon before her death. Pip return’s to the Satis house to meet Estella in the ruined garden were they leave hand in hand, never to be separated.

Oakland University put on a production of Great Expectations. The play was put on by the students. The acting was good considering the actors, students, are not professionals. Although a directors role is not seen in viewing the play, because of the production, seemed to have gone smoothly. The play itself was in the Varner Studio Theatre, which limit’s the amount of space the director had to work with. A larger set would have been better for this production. The scenery was typical to the setting. The scenery was used not only to serve as a background, and setting, but it also sets a mood for the certain scene. The costumes are not only a visual part of the production, but they put the acto


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Great Expectations, Estella Havisham, Pip, Abel Magwitch, Miss Havisham, Satis House, Charles Dickens, Lighting, Light, Estella,

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