Pip says, "I only saw him as a much better man than I had been to Joe." About whom is he talking, and how does this show Pip's growth as a character?

20. Pip says, "I only saw him as a much better man than I had been to Joe." About

whom is he talking, and how does this show Pip's growth as a character?

A. He sees Wemmick as a model for treating his elders better, because of the

way he treats the Aged P.

B. Mr. Pocket has been much more tolerant of Pip's lack of education than

Pip has been of Joe's.

C. Pip recognizes that Magwitch was a good man even though a convict.

D. Mr. Jaggers treats Pip better when he loses Estella than Pip treated

Joe when Mrs. Joe died.