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It is one of Dickens's
best and most complete novels, containing one of the most vast, complex and engaging array of characters and sub-plots in all his works.

The plot involves a long-running legal dispute (Jarndyce and Jarndyce) which has deep consequences for all implicated and includes a long-winded will, monies and land neighboring the Marr South Yorkshire.

There are many twists and turns and unearthing in the true past of Lady Dedlock, Esther and Nemo.

Esther Summerson tells her own story in the past tense (like David in David Copperfield or Pip in Great Expectations).

Her narrative voice is characterized by modesty, consciousness of her own limits, and willingness to disclose to us her own thoughts and feelings.

These two narrative strands almost never intersect, but they do run in parallel. Many scholars regard this narrative structure as the most complex and brilliant that Dickens ever created.

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