How do pips mixed feelings about joe's visit reveal an inner conflict?

In chapter 24 of Great expectations, Pip presented a mixed emotions on Joe's visit. Pip acknowledged that he has strong ties with Joe but he is not happy to introduce him to Bentley. He does not wanted to highlight his humble beginnings in front of people. Hence, a contrast of feelings and meanness despite having strong ties with Joe advocates mixed feelings of Pip.

Explanation:

Pip wanted to keep Joe away from him by paying money and was mean about his present reputation. However, he was also keen to impress Joe when he visits him by showing him his grandeur. He chose good food for dinner and lighted fire to make him comfortable. He also hired a servant boy to make Joe's stay extravagant.

When Joe visited Pip, both of them were uncomfortable and preoccupied. Pip was suffering from an inner conflict about whether to meet Joe wholeheartedly or keep him at a distance.

answer; occurs if the conflict is recognized logically and intellectualized;