1 janv. 1839 - Oliver Twist

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1. Each boy had one porringer. They sucked on their own fingers.

2. A council was held. Oliver should walk up to the master and ask for more food.

3. The poor people are not allowed and should not ask for more food because they should be grateful for that they have food to eat. Oliver's words are etched in his imagination. If he wants just a little bit more of something, we tend to remember the super-pathetic plea of a little orphan in England.

4. I think he will try to escape the situation as fast as possible. He will begin a new chapter in his life and discover the real world.

5. I think Charles Dickens is criticizing that you have to be thankful and grateful for what you have. Everything in life is not about having more food to eat. It is about spending time with the people that you respect and love.

6. Oliver Twist is one of the most famous novels Charles Dickens ever wrote. It’s a classic rags-to-riches story about an orphan who has to find his way through a city full of criminals and avoid being corrupted. People are still reading Oliver Twist for the realism with which Dickens portrays working class people and the horrible living conditions of the London slums.

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