it. At the same time, Miss Havisham was looking for a girl to bring up and save from a misery like her own and Jaggers gave Estella to her. She was two or three at the time. Miss Havisham did not know where she came from and named her Estella. Jaggers advises Pip to be quiet about it. Nonetheless, Pip can surmise no reason to spread the secret about Estella, as her father had to keep in hiding, her mother had been about to kill the child and Estella had escaped disgrace and would be dragged back into it by the revelation. Pip keeps quiet, and only tells Magwitch, on his deathbed, that his child lives. Pip tells him that she is a beautiful young lady and that he was in love with her. References in pop culture Estella is referenced in Alanis Morissette's 1995 hit "All I Really Want". In the second verse, the song's narrator compares herself to her, "I'm like Estella, I like to reel it in and then spit it out, I'm frustrated by your apathy." The 2000 South Park episode "Pip" features an incarnation of Estella (as it does all of the major characters from Great Expectations), voiced by Eliza Schneider. The band The Gaslight Anthem features a song on their album The 59 Sound entitled "Great Expectations". A line in this song mentions the character by name, reading "And I never had a good time, I sat my bedside, with papers and poetry about Estella." A Bollywood adoption of the novel has been depicted in the 2016 movie Fitoor featuring Katrina Kaif (Estella) and Aditya Roy Kapoor (Pip) as leading protagonists. References Female characters in literature Fictional adoptees Fictional socialites Great Expectations characters Literary characters introduced in 1861 Orphan characters in literature