Theme that Dickens display was wealth versus poverty
Answer: Option D.
Explanation:
Like many of his novels, Great Expectations explores themes of social class, poverty, and crime. It's main character, Pip, starts out a lonely orphan and becomes a young gentleman. Along the way, however, he struggles to find himself, and he has many experiences that cause him to question his worldview.
The greed for money and the corrupting influence which it has upon human being constitute the core of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. The major theme is greed that he shows for money.
