'Comparing the depiction of Men throughout Charles Dickens Essay\r'

'â€Å" abundant Expectations” is a pre twentieth century rule book with â€Å" cyder with Rosie” is a twentieth century book. â€Å" coarse Expectations” is almost a boy â€Å" charge” which the book revolves around his action from a untried child in the dirty land of Kent to a grown populace where he accepts Estella the love of his life, which he has non seen for years. This book has a storyline which has leaves you in suspense at the end of chapters. An poser of this is at the end of chapter 0ne on rapscallion 5, â€Å"I looked round for the horrible youthfulness gentleman, and I could see no signs of him. But, straightoutside I was frightened again, and I ran business firm without stopping.” This leaves suspense and you want to read on.\r\nWhere as â€Å"Cider with Rosie” follows all in all the happenings of a teenold age boy, Laurie lee(prenominal). Really it is a autobiography of Laurie lee till he is about 14, 15 ye ars of age. Cider with Rosie is a rattling descriptive book, which will describe things in great(p) detail and in enceinte long lists of running com workforcetary. An example of this great description is on scallywag 11 chapter champion â€Å"I crawled about among the ornaments on the unfamiliar floor-the glass fishes, china dogs, shepherdesses, tan horsemen, stopped clocks, barometers, and photographs of bearded men.”\r\nIn â€Å" vast Expectations” the main Men I am going to look at ar Mr Joe, Mr Wemmick, Herbit Pocket and Magwitch the inmate. Magwitch is an escaped convict from the topical anaesthetic prison near where pip lives. The rootage man set forth in this book is on page 2 of chapter 1, it is Magwitch the convict. wipe up meats him in the church yard aspect at his mothers tomb stone this is the depression encounter of Magwitch for murder it would be terrify for the young boy. Magwitch is described in this exposure as â€Å"A fearful man, al l in coarse grey, with a great iron on his leg. A man with no hat, broken shoes and with an senior rag tied round his target”. This shows the offset printing description of a staminate in â€Å"Great Expectations”. It gives the reader a very clear image of what this convict would maintain looked the corresponding and been like to meet in person.\r\nThe next description is one of Joe Gargery on page 6 chapter 2 of â€Å"Great Expectations”. Joe is married to berths sister so he is Pips Brother-in-law however Pips looks up to him as his father as he does non postulate one. They are very soundly friends and spend a lot of era unneurotic. This is the description of him, â€Å"Joe was a fair man, with curls of sandy hair on each side of meat of his smooth face, and with eyes of such a very undecided blue that they seemed to have got almost how got mixed with their whites.” This is from Pips point of pot and shows you what Pip thought and sees of his brother-in-law. Joe is Pips father figure, a kind of replacement for Pips Dad, which Pip looks up too.\r\nThe next male I am going to describe is Mr Wemmick. He is Mr Jaggers salesclerk and lives and works in the capital of the United Kingdom area. He is a poor man except is happy as he have his small castle to get away from the world and his old Dad who is subordinate of him. In â€Å"Great Expectations” Mr Wemmick is frequently is problematic in helping Pip in London. A description of Mr Wemmick is on page 165 chapter 21. ” Casting my eyes on Mr Wemmick as we went along, to see what he was like in the light of day, I prime him to be a dry man, earlier short in stature, with a square toes wooden face, whose expression seemed to have imperfectly chipped out with a dull-edged chisel.\r\nThere were some marks in it that might have been dimples, if the material had been softer and instrument finer, but which, as it was, were however dints.” This shows what Pip thinks of Mr Wemmick when he origin sees him in Mr Jaggers office in London. It is a very depictive description of Mr Wemmick and you give the bounce vividly imagine what Mr Wemmick would look like to meet in person. Mr Wemmick is closely elusive in what Pip does in London and helps him financially and none-financially.\r\nThe last male I am going to look at in â€Å"Great Expectations” is Herbert Pocket. Pip first encounter with Herbert Pocket in â€Å"Great Expectations is when they meet at Mrs Havishams after Pip has been round Mrs Havishams playing. When Pip leaves her house he runs into Herbert Pocket in which they have a play fight. This is in chapter 11 page 87, after playing at Mrs Havishams. When Pip see’s Herbert Pocket he is described as a â€Å" sickish young gentleman”.\r\nWhich is what he is described as for a while longer. later the fight Herbert is described as â€Å"not very healthy-having pimples on his face and good luck out o f his mouth, these dreadful preparation churn up me”. The next time pip meats Herbert is in London when they a older and about to share a flat together in London. Herbert is now described as â€Å"still a pale young gentleman. He had not a full-grown face, but it was better than handsome: but extremely amiable and cheerful. His figure was a little ungainly”. This description of Herbert is more than descriptive and is described in a grown-up way instead of the way he was described earlier in the book. This is on page 172 chapter 22.\r\nIn â€Å"Cider with Rosie” at that place are not many men in the book as it is a female dominated book and on that point are very few males in the book as his father dilapidated him and the rest of his family at an early age of so he dose not have many males in his life. The only males he really sees in his life at an early age is at school, his brothers and men around the village he lives in. described main men that I am goin g to look at that are involved someway with Laurie Lee’s life are loosely in the chapter â€Å"The Uncles”.\r\n'