led by her mother to put on an act for everybody until they depart. Herbert Matthews aspires to secure a respectable position and to marry. So, too, does Pumblechook parody Pip's excessive expectations in his claim to having brought about Pip's success. After showing her guests out we see Daisys character revert back to the bored housewife feeling of no importance wondering what it is she is doing with her life. With Gatsbys re-introduction into her life she rediscovers the feelings she once had for this mysterious man. Since while many reviews were negative, readers were so eager for this novel that it had five printings. Her character being painted as an innocent girl next-door type, while underneath she is nothing but cold and incapable of real love.

Discuss the significance of the title of the novel

In reality Daisy is nothing more than a materialistic young girl who has little mind of her own. Pip's transformation also comes under the theme of "great expectation. One character in particular, Daisy Buchanan, is essential in relation to the overall plot of the story. Therefore it can honestly be said that the character of Daisy Buchanan is quite aesthetics: The science of bea essential to the story through her personality and the conflicts she creates within the story. All these dimensions of Daisys character tend to give a deeper meaning to the novel. Upon meeting Daisy, she altered that dream to the point where he couldnt be happy with his wealth without having Daisy to share it with him.

Early in the novel, Daisy Buchanan is portrayed as a sweet and innocent girl, her angelic clothing and the way Nick describes her is what initially endears her to Nick and the reader. Pip does not merely see what has been there all the time; in the cases of Miss Havisham and Magwitch, he actively helps them to become better people near the end of their lives. I believe that Dickens chose this title in order to convey the true meaning of the novel's complex themes.

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