Joe Gargery

Joe Gargery is a character from Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." He is depicted as a kind-hearted blacksmith and the husband of Pip’s sister, Mrs. Joe. Joe represents loyalty and unconditional friendship, serving as a father figure to Pip, despite his wife's often harsh treatment. He embodies the themes of loyalty and moral integrity, supporting Pip throughout his struggles as he navigates social class and personal aspirations. Joe's character contrasts with the more ambitious figures in the story, highlighting the values of hard work and sincerity over wealth and social status.