How does Dickens create characters that are both memorable and striking? In order to answer the question, ‘How does Dickens create characters that are both memorable and striking?’ I will have to know what the words memorable and striking actually mean. The definition of the word ‘memorable’ is something that stays in your mind because of a feature that is distinctive. The definition of the word ‘striking’ is something that stands out because of distinguishing or unique characteristics. I am going to look at three characters from ‘great expectations’ in order to answer this question. The first character that I am going to look at is Magwitch. Magwitch is a very memorable character as he has very scary features. His eyes are very prominent and obvious. He also has
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