Mister Pip: Mind Map Explanation

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on our map is a skull. This simply signifies death, and how it had its effects on both of the characters Matilda and Pip. This concept changes, however, because for Pip, the death that he experienced was of his sister, and it was a happier moment for him. The deaths that Matilda had experienced were shocking and traumatizing. She lost Mr. Watts, the teacher, and the person who she thought the most highly of at the time, and she also lost her mother. The moods between the two situations are very different, but the whole idea of losing a loved one is similar.

Our fourth and fifth pictures both have to do with the benefactors. The fourth picture is a photo of Pip's benefactors, and the fifth picture is of Matilda's. For Pip, he had thought that Ms. Havishom gave him the money and the chance to move to London, when all along, it was the escaped convict. Similarly to Matilda, she thought that Mr. Watts was going to get her off of the island, but he died, so he never actually helped ...

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