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No status: Pip lacks real social standing.
Elite pretence: he imagines upper-class belonging.

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No status: Pip lacks real social standing.
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High status: Pip belongs to the upper class.
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True humility: Pip recognises his low position.
Honest judgement: he respects Joe's character.

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Public respect: Pip has earned social authority.
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Uneducated dialect: Magwitch speaks non-standardly.
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Uneducated dialect: Magwitch speaks non-standardly.
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Educated dialect: Magwitch speaks conventionally.
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Upper-class dialect: Magwitch speaks elegantly.
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Standard dialect: Magwitch speaks formally.
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