How important are the chapters one to three in Great Expectations? Essa

How classical are the chapters one too three in Great Expectations?What does the ref learn most the social and historical, from thesechapters?The setting from the start of the book is actually important, from theunwelcoming and stereo common graveyard that give the book a starting tense and exiting mood, and the humble blacksmiths that acts as aplatform for Pips expectations and the opposite setting to untold ofthe grander scenery in London. The graveyard at the start of the bookis typical example of how the setting contributes so well to the storyand the atmosphere this is unless one of the more obvious examples.Starting the book in a graveyard quickly informs the reader of a lotof information about Pips history that under different circumstanceswould have taken a lot longer to explain things like Pips parents andfamily were quickly and briefly explained to the readers via thegravestones and Magwitches ask Wheres your mother? and Pipsresponse being There sir as he points to h is Mother, receive and fivesiblings gravestones.The graveyard is...