Dreaming of expensive surroundings makes her more frustrated because she can not act like her rich friend. ... Finally she borrows a necklace from her friend and start dreaming about the ball. ... If she has told her friend that she has lost the necklace, then she would not have consindered as a dishonest friend and also did not have to pay all the debt. If she can not be true to her then no one will expect honesty from her. This reveals that she is not trustful friend. ...

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In a private conversation with Biddy, Pip tells his good friend that Joe "is rather backward in some things. ... But according to the values of a true gentleman, only the lowborn Joe is a man of honor, a true gentleman. ... Even though Joe is Pip's adoptive father, he never ceases to treat Pip as an equal and a friend, always calling Pip "Pip, old chap- (11) affectionately. ... This is something that only a true gentleman can arouse in other people. ... Throughout the story, Joe remained the one and only true gentleman. ...

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This turns out to be true and Elizabeth is repulsed by him and rejects his marriage proposal. ... Bingley's break up because he was doing it because he was trying to be loyal to his friend. ... Lady Catherine comes and asks if the rumors about she and Darcy getting married are true. ... Even though these accusations are true, Lady Catherine has hurt Elizabeth badly but it helps Elizabeth to lessen her pride. ... Lastly it is true that her family is contemptible because of the way they hid the fact that Lydia ran away with Mr. ...

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Dickens obviously meant to show that outside appearances can mean the complete opposite of the person's true nature by writing the original ending. ... Still, he, or even Biddy, would be a much better friend to chat with than Jaggers. It is the people that can see through illusions of outside appearances, disregard wealth, and value one's true nature that enlighten Pip to a happier life. ...

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In Great Expectations, Herbert Pocket, Pip's best friend, is a foil to Pip for various reasons like his opposing view on life and his social habits. ... So, Herbert is clearly a true foil to Pip in every sense of the term. ... This 'reverse foreshadowing' in which Pip predicts futures for himself and Herbert that end up coming true for the opposite person. ... This goes to show that having fame and fortune can be a boon or a curse, which is the true message of Great Expectations. ... Herbert Pocket and Phillip "Pip" Pirrip's relationship is a true example of a li...

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But when Pip goes to London he leaves behind his father, ill mother, and his friend. ... His father and his best friend both act very shy and timid of Pip. ... But this is not true; Great Expectations is a story about a young boy facing problems throughout is life and trying to overcome those problems. ...

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In Plato's Republic, Socrates was asked by his friend Glaucon what were his ideas of a perfect and just city and how it could be attained. ... The only true difference in the definition is the role in an individual setting and in the community setting. ...

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The story begins with Bingley's purchase of Nertherfield Park, who is a wealthy gentleman and is also Darcy's best friend. ... It also suggests that true love is a force that can conquer all kinds of difficulties. ...

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The affinity to a higher social status is similarly replicated when Steerforth true intentions are eventually revealed " he only keeps David around because the narrator seems to always worship him due to his perceived higher social status. ... The society's expectations of women's role in gender relationships are captured by Miss Mills, Dora's friend, who also expresses her disappointment at Dora's "airiness and being a thing of light ". ...

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Injustice happens in every system, all around the world. Some injustices are more severe than others. In India, there is a huge discrimination problem against the social class Dalits. The way their society is run, by the caste system, these people have no way out and no way to help themselves. They ...

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Yes, Emily didn't socialize much, but she did have a gentleman friend, Homer Barron. ... Emily wanted to be loved, and she was determined that Homer would be her true love to rescue her from fear, fear of being alone. ...

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