How does social class play a role in Great Expectations by Charles Dickens?

Answer 1

The way Jaggers conducts his job is one example. Also how Wemmick always gets a hold of 'prtable property' and even Magwitch and his sceme of making money.

Answer 2

In "Great Expectations," social class is a central theme that shapes the characters' lives and interactions. Pip's desire to move up the social hierarchy and become a gentleman drives much of the plot. The novel explores the rigid social divisions of Victorian England and how they impact individuals' opportunities and relationships.