Through Miss Havisham’s revenge, Pip is a perfect example of someone who has been hurt, without doing anything wrong. The main example of Pip being hurt is when he discovers Estella is to marry Drummle. All along, Pip believed he was to marry Estella, which is the result of all the visits throughout the years. In the end we find out that those times spent together were just for “practice.” Alongside this, we see the happiness and satisfied look on Miss Havisham’s face, displaying how evil her vengeance was for all men. Once again, Miss Havisham is punished for this when Estella is taken away by Drummle, which is the result of Estella choosing to marry him, not Pip.
