The Battle between Passion and Responsibility in Great Expectations

Passion and desire oppose responsibility and responsibility. This is a personal fight that many people do everyday. In 'Great future', young Pip fights himself. Charles Dickens described Pip as a young middle class boy in Victorian British era. Pip is a prepared blacksmith who is very happy with his life very soon. As Pip's life progressed he faced opportunities and circumstances to challenge his integrity. Pip has the ability to pursue his passion, but probably has the ability to develop responsibility and judgment before using it wisely.

The war between passion and responsibility is a theme that is repeatedly occurring in our daily life. Naturally, this general theme in our life will appear in many literary works. We expect many things to be done because of social expectations and obligations to organizations and political parties. However, our passions and emotions conflict with our duties and responsibilities many times. This theme is very popular with Homer 's "Iliad", personal hatred and anger to Achilles' Agamemnon is detracting from his social responsibility towards Greek fellowmen.

The role of Romeo and Jurriette in Shakespearean plays "Romeo and Juliet" is faced with a civil war that governs each other's passion and family responsibilities. The family of Romeo, the family of Montague and Juliet, Caplet has long influenced the whole city of Verona for the fight between the family and death. The secret of Romeo and the secret of Juliet are forbidden from blooming and it is in this atmosphere that the war between passion and responsibility begins. In many cases, you have to decide which Romeo and Juliet should choose, passion or family responsibility.

Romeo and Juliet can be seen as a struggle between the responsibilities and behaviors required by social institutions and the responsibilities and actions required by personal personal needs. Thanks to Romeo and Juliet for the evening, its darkness and privacy, abandonment of their own names, and the resulting loss of their duties are meaningful in the context of individuals who wish to escape from the public world. But the girlfriend can not stop the day from becoming the sun. Because Romeo wants it, it can not be a montague; other countries in the world will not forgive him. Lover's suicide can be understood as the ultimate night, the ultimate privacy