Explore how Charles Dickens presents Miss Havisham in chapter 8 and what the function of her character is.

Dickens raised a ghost voice to Pip introducing Miss Hibisuham. This is a symbolic description of her house. `It has plenty of sticks. Some windows are blocked ... All windows are strictly forbidden. The life of Dickens as a child was very difficult for him. When I was young, Dickens was going to grammar school until his father went bankrupt. After this unfortunate incident, Dickens was taken away from the grammar school, he was obliged to work in a black factory, and shoeshipped there.

"Miss Hao Weixiang" is a bitter and distorted character in Charles Dickens' novel "Great Future". Carol Ann Duffy explores her tragic life with the poem "Havisham". After her fiancée is rejected by her fiancé, Duffy expresses hatred of Hivescham's men using dark themes, structures, symbols, and other poetic techniques. Duffy used these poetry techniques and Harveysham created an ominous role that makes it feel faithful to the reader. To start the poem, Tamiflu used a shocking phrase, including a selection of contrasting words to convey the sarcastic tone from Hao Weixiang. Contradictory contradictions also shock our readers and draw our attention. Because we do not expect this beginning. "Dear Lover's illegal child" This contrasting language choice attracts readers as it implies a threatening story voice. The explosive 'b' sound that repeats throughout the sentence sounds ominous because it sounds offensive, explosive and angry.

Duffy's poem "Havisham" was written in 1993 and it tells the monologue of Charles Dickens' Great Future "character Miss Havisham. Scaming fiancé was abandoned and she continued to wear her wedding dress because she retaliated against all men. Duffy began to present contrasting views of his fiancés in a contradictory way and expressed him as "an illegal child of a lover lover." This contradiction quickly suggests ambiguity in words, that is to say ambiguous words pointed out by the narrator, suggesting that she may be experiencing contradictory emotions about his or her problematic career. However, Havisham expressed her intentions, as she revealed that she was "not a day" and revealed that "he does not want to die". Tamiflu described the female narrator as a very violent and demonic personality. Image of heart and evil.