The class is a complex term used since the latter half of the 18th century and uses "(Victorian Network)" in various ways. The social class comes from various individuals. In order to prove that it is a social class, the upper class must show their property to others to show their superiority, but they must be diligent workers to serve their families . During the Victorian era, Dickens clearly showed the theme of rising social class through "Great Future" character.
Great expectation was decided when the great social change spread nationwide in the early British Victorian era. The Industrial Revolution has changed the social situation and made it possible for people to quickly capitalize the majority. Social status is no longer entirely dependent on heredity, but the disparity between the classes is still large. London is very different from rural areas in that country. In the UK, the upper class etiquette is very strict and conservative, and gentlemen and ladies should be able to do good things in every social situation, receiving good classical education. Since these conditions were widespread during the Dickens era, they were expressed in his novels. Pip is suddenly born of workers as gentlemen, shifting from one social extreme to another extremely dealing with the strict rules and "expectations" of British rule of the Victorian in a "great future" Forced.
In the midst of some major dramatic changes in society, Victorian England had great expectations. The Industrial Revolution made it possible for people with humble backgrounds to gain huge wealth and social status. However, strict division of labor still exists between the poor and the upper class. In the novel, Dickens applied the first person to past and present narrative methods. The basic structure of this novel is the development of Pip's life from his childhood to his "great expectation", his broken fantasy, and the pursuit of a rejection of a noble life. This story relates to middle-aged Pip, it is not only a story but also a hero - the main plot will develop mainly on his role.