Satis House

Satis House is a fictional location in Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." It serves as the home of Miss Havisham, a wealthy eccentric who lives in isolation, surrounded by the remnants of her abandoned wedding day. The house symbolizes decay and unfulfilled dreams, reflecting Miss Havisham’s obsession with the past. It plays a crucial role in the protagonist Pip's journey, shaping his perceptions of wealth, love, and social status. Satis House ultimately highlights themes of loss, ambition, and the impact of childhood experiences on adult life.