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Estella Havisham (married name Estella Drummle) is a significant character in Charles Dickens' 1861 novel Great Expectations.
Often cited as Dickens’s first convincing female character, Estella is a supremely ironic creation, one who darkly undermines the notion of romantic love and serves as a bitter criticism against the class system in which she is mired.
Estella is the adopted daughter of Miss Havisham, who raised her to hate men and love only herself. She is beautiful, cold, and proud, and attracts many suitors, including Pip, who loves her.
Learn about Estella Havisham, the beautiful and cold protagonist of Great Expectations, who is adopted by Miss Havisham and falls in love with Pip. Find out how she is shaped by her harsh upbringing and her self-destructive choice of husband.
Estella is an orphan and a victim of Miss Havisham's revenge plot. She is honest, loyal, and unemotional, but has a hidden passion and fury that is revealed by Pip's forcefulness.
Grandes esperanzas (en inglés, Great Expectations) es una novela escrita por Charles Dickens. Fue publicada como serie, desde el 1 de diciembre de 1860 hasta agosto de 1861, en la revista literaria All the Year Round, que había sido fundada por el propio Dickens el año anterior. [1]
Here Pip describes his first impression of Estella, the woman who will become the great, yet unrequited love of his life. We cannot tell whether her indifference to him is what he finds attractive about her, or whether he simply admires her beauty and self-possession.
