Great expectations by charles dickson and how the fear and criticism inflicted upon Pip coerce his morals and judgement

In the novel Great Expectations, the protagonist Pip's abusive childhood causes his values to change for the worse. Before Pip's values were affected by this abuse, he strongly believed in intimate relationships. However, his values drastically changed to being primarily concerned with people's impression of him. His values are threatened so easily because the abuse he has endured has made him "sensitive and morally timid". Therefore, it is because of the people around Pip that inflict fear and criticism upon his feeble and sensitive heart that his values and moral judgment is impaired.…