English Charles Dickens – Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist: A Book Review
Oliver Twist is the story of a young boy who grew up in a series of bad company. This novel poses a young boy who was born to a dead mother and father, with a half brother who wants him dead. In the boy’s attempt to runaway from all the abuse that he was receiving, he keeps on bumping into one criminal to the next. In tight spots where he gets shot or be taken to prison he meets nice people who were all willing to help him and find out more about him—Mr. Brownlow and Mrs. Maylie. The story concluded with Oliver winning over those who maltreated him. He had acquired his inheritance that his brother, Monks, had been attempting to take away from him and he was finally free from those people who have been using and abusing him.
As a story, Oliver Twist is touching and inspiring wherein it leans on how a poor orphaned boy triumphed after a long journey of pain and hardship. The plot of this novel is very common wherein the hero suffers but it ends with him winning over those who maltreated him and despite their cruelness to him. Moreover, when he did better in life, he did not allow himself to turn into one of them and maltreat them as well.
In case of the stringing of events, Oliver Twist is pretty much one of those stories wherein each of the characters, the flow of events and the entrance of these characters in such events are significant and, by all means, connected to each other. As seen towards the end of the story, Monks, who was trying to get rid of Oliver, turned out to be Oliver’s greedy half brother who wanted to take all their father’s properties for himself; and Rose, the ill niece of Mrs. Maylie who took care of Oliver after he was sent by Mrs. Maylie, was revealed as Oliver’s aunt who was the sister of the boy’s dead mother.
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