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Misery can no doubt come from horrible, uncontrollable forces such as death or disaster, where it is easy to be sympathetic towards the victim. However, despair can also be attributed to the sufferer himself, as is illustrated in Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. The protagonist Pip's desolation was especially his own fault through his entire life in stages one, two, and three. Pip had melancholy times in Stage One even before he left his home. He was always obsessed with self-improvement, as can be seen by his immense guilt of compassionately helping a convict, and this quality became dangerous to him when he met Miss Havisham and Este

Life in a Totalitarian State In this section you will read about life in a totalitarian state. Some words you will need to recognize are:  Totalitarianism  Dictator  Stalin  Five-Year Plan  Collectives  Terror What is Totalitarianism? Effective in parts of Europe from 1919 to 1939, totalitarianism is a type of government where the state is in control of everything. This type of government was led by a dictator, a ruler who had unlimited power over an entire country. People in totalitarian states were controlled to serve the needs of the state. Unlike like democratic countries, the citiz