Herbert Pocket

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Herbert Pocket is a good-natured, optimistic young gentleman in Charles Dickens’s novel "Great Expectations," known for his friendship with Pip and his modest ambitions in business.

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Herbert Pocket canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
male character
ambition to become a merchant
to succeed in business
appearsIn Great Expectations
appearsInForm novel
characterTrait good-natured
honest
kind
loyal
optimistic
closeCompanionOf Pip
creator Charles Dickens
employer Clarriker and Company
engagedTo Clara Barley
father Matthew Pocket
financialStatus impecunious
in debt
firstMeetsPipAt Satis House
firstPublicationOfWork 1860
futureWife Clara Barley
genreOfWork Bildungsroman
hasFriend Pip
hasRelative Matthew Pocket
Mrs. Pocket
hasSibling Pocket children
helps Pip
languageOfWork English
laterLivesWith Pip
meets Pip
moralRole Pip's guide
mother Mrs. Pocket
narrativeRole Pip's confidant
nationality English
occupation businessman
clerk
residence Barnard's Inn
London
linked to: London, England
setIn Kent
London
linked to: London, England

Victorian England
linked to: Victorian era
socialClass middle class
spouse Clara Barley
teaches Pip
teachesPip how to behave as a gentleman
social etiquette
table manners
worksIn London
linked to: London, England

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Great Expectations character Herbert Pocket
Pip friend Herbert Pocket
Abel Magwitch rescuedBy Herbert Pocket
Bentley Drummle contrastedWith Herbert Pocket