Great Expectations

The narrative unfolds through the eyes of Pip, who reflects on his early life and family history, shaped by the absence of his parents. Orphaned and raised by his sister and her husband, Pip's understanding of his lineage is influenced by the inscriptions on their tombstones. His imaginative interpretations lead to unique and humorous conclusions about his father and mother, as well as a whimsical view of his deceased siblings. This exploration of identity and familial ties sets the stage for Pip's journey of self-discovery.