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How did Pip's benefactor change pip's life?

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He gave Pip a chance at life with an education, and a way to become a distinguished gentelman, instead of being raised as a pauper by his sister.

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Who is pip's benefactor?
Pip believe's through most of the novel "Great Expectations" that his benefactor is the eccentric Miss Havisham,though Pip discovers toward the end his true benefactor to be the convict...
How does pip change as a character?
Pip literally and emotionally grew up in the course of Great Expectations, from a small, frightened child to a self-conscious and somewhat pompous adolescent to a mature young man no longer concerned...
Where had Pip's benefactor been living?
new south wales
Who is Pip's benefactor in Great Expectations?
The benefactor is the convict he see`s at the start of the book :)
When Pip's benefactor appeared where was Herbert?
he was taking a trip to france