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Essay | Real vs. Facade: The Theme of Self-Delusion in Great Expectations

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Real vs. Facade: The Theme of Self-Delusion in Great Expectations

Summary: Self-delusion is one of the main themes that Charles Dickens carefully develops through the plot of his novel Great Expectations as well as through its characters. Dickens utilized this theme to deceive the readers and create a sense of mystery throughout the story.
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