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At the end of the novel Pip wishes to prove to that he has matured beyond his selfish pursuit of money and status.
An important element in Pip being reconciled with Magwitch is his understanding that the convict has the same degree of humanity as . Similarly, Pip recognises the greater humanity in Estella due to her having suffered in her marriage to . Although he has discovered the truth about her disreputable family origins, Pip tells only Jaggers and about it.
Further evidence of how Pip has changed is his humble and heartfelt thanks to Joe and for nursing him back to health and paying off his debts. He is no longer trapped by the fantasy of being made wealthy by an unknown benefactor of high social position, a fantasy that was allowed to persist by both Miss Havisham and . Pip is also not too proud to accept the job of that offers him. In addition. Pip is unlikely to reject Herbert's offer because he and have rescued Pip from .
Biddy and Joe's love for one another is characterised by the desire of each to improve, as when Biddy teaches Joe how to .
Despite her grim associations with decay, Miss Havisham is revealed to have a sense of humour by the bequests she leaves her toadying relatives in her will. For example, receives five pounds to buy something to send her to sleep while is left twenty-five pounds to buy pills for her flatulence. This is contrasted with the bequest of £4,000 left to purely because has given Miss Havisham a positive account of his character.