Estella Havisham(Pipstella)

Miss Havisham is a rich, single woman who was once dumped by her fiance right before the wedding. After that, she locked herself in her house forever, without taking off her wedding dress for ten years. Miss Havisham became Estelle's foster mother. She took her from the orphanage and raised her as a weapon of revenge against men, seeking to break their hearts through Estelle — in revenge for her own pain. Miss Havisham did not teach Estelle to love, but only to be cold, calculating and inaccessible. Therefore, Estelle grew up detached and unable to understand her feelings — she became who Miss Havisham wanted her to be, and not who she really was

Pip is a simple, kind and honest young boy from a poor family who learns the skills of a gentleman. For Estella, Pip is not just a savior, but also a man who, for the first time, truly cares about her and loves her. Unlike the cold and manipulative Miss Havisham, Pip gives Estelle support, warmth and the opportunity to be herself. He helps her feel that she has a heart, and that she is capable of real feelings and freedom. Estelle likes to insult him and beat him at times, because the boy does not run away and tolerates everything

British and blonde, she has rosy cheeks, and she dresses very richly. She wears a green robe with dark green trim, a small tie inside, velvet trousers, and a dark pink hat with a dark pink rose and a small veil wrapped around it at the beginning

Herbert is an insignificant figure for Estelle emotionally and personally. He doesn't play a big role in her life. Herbert is Pip's friend and faithful companion, an honest, friendly and gentle man, but there is no deep connection or special feelings between him and Estella. They're just ordinary cousins, even if they're stepbrothers

Estella is cold, proud, and outwardly emotionless, as if she's been encased in armor since childhood—armor forged by Miss Havisham. She is beautiful, intelligent, and carries herself with dignity, but beneath her icy exterior lies an emptiness—not innate, but taught. Estella doesn’t know how to love because she was raised not to feel, not to trust, and to use affection as a weapon.

Yet there is an inner struggle within her: she senses that something is wrong, that she doesn’t understand herself, that she doesn’t feel truly alive. In moments of vulnerability, real emotions break through—confusion, sadness, even a yearning for a real life, for love she’s afraid of.

Estella is a complex, wounded soul, only beginning to realize that she wants freedom, though she doesn’t yet know how to live with it

Chin-length blonde hair, blue eyes . He wears a brown beret, a brown bow tie, an old-fashioned red jacket, a white shirt, blue shorts and purple leg warmers