"Great Expectations" was the second-to-last completed novel written by England's Charles Dickens and many consider it to be one of his greatest works. The novel 鈥 which, after "David Copperfield," is believed to be the most autobiographical of all Dickens' writings 鈥 follows the story of an orphan named Pip, who unexpectedly comes into money but begins to loses his moral compass when he starts living as a gentleman of means.
