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Sunday, February 10, 2019

Oliver twist - I am going to analyze how Charles Dickens portrayed Essa

Oliver twist - I am going to break down how Charles heller portrayed Olivers life to show his reference the poverty, sickness and desperation that he saw ab out him ever since he was young.Oliver twist establishI am going to analyze how Charles Dickens portrayed Olivers life toshow his audience the poverty, sickness and desperation that he saw near him ever since he was young. The fictitious character Olivertwist was born into essential poverty. As Dickens writes It remained amatter of consider fitting doubt whether the child would survive to bearany name at all. Charles Dickens had kickoff hand experience ofpoverty his parents were imprisoned for a year for cosmos offenders ofthe poor laws- they hadnt enough money to support their family andgot into debt, which they couldnt pay. So Charles spent some of histime walking around the dirty back streets of London, where hewitnessed a capacious deal of poor hatful who had been reduced tocriminals, prostitutes and beggars who lived surrounded by poverty,disease and abandoned children whose parents were either dead or notable to look after their offspring financially. The vast division in society of lower and upper classes influenced Dickens to write to tellother people what the conditions for the poor were really like. He hadto be subtle he didnt need to alienate his upper class audience. Sohe wrote a novel, revolving around memorable characters and places toentertain his audience. Dickens knew that people learnt more and weremore voluntary to listen whilst being entertained, so he wrote historyas entertainment. Dickens audience consisted of two groups thesub-literate who were the poor that attended his readings as theycouldnt read, and the... ...e white waist covergentleman was right or not, I should perhaps mar the take of thisnarrative (supposing it to possess any at all), if I ventured to hint equitable yet, whether the life of Oliver Twist had this violenttermination or no. Dickens was uncertai n of who Oliver was going toturn out to be until the novel was well up established. He was planningthe story as he went along, writing to each one chapter separately instead ofplanning the whole novel.Overall, Oliver Twist is one of the great novels written with a desireto send a message out to people, and a message that changed peoplesperspectives of poor life in those times, which I imagine is thereason that it is remembered so well to this day. From reading thisbook I deplete learnt about the circumstances of those times in a way notpossible from reading a textbook. I saw it through a childs eyes.

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