Oliver Twist

This book is great, I like it very much, and I also like this sentence "If you don't have strong love, no benevolent heart, and if you are ungrateful to God who takes mercy as his creed and loves all living beings as his great characteristic, then you will never be happy." The two orphans here are all Despite all kinds of hardships, I did not lose my original intention because of them. I was still kind and loving, and then I also gained my own happiness. Of course, a group of people who might not have met each other came together because of their kindness [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

["Bah! Bah! That's nonsense!" Said the gentleman in the white vest. "Even if there is no subsidy of a penny, whoever wants him is getting a bargain. Take him away, you fool! He is just the right person to be your apprentice. Give him a few sticks from time to time, which is good for him. His food will not be very expensive, because he has never had a full meal since he was born. Hahaha!"] This This is a passage I excerpted. The protagonist of this book has never had a full meal since he was born. I can only say that it is {horrible} that the protagonist is an orphan and a slave. Even people who are bullied by others can bully him. There are no good people in this world. The irony is that [charity] and [kindness] are distorted. It is a great gift to have a place to sleep... [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The description of the lower class society in Britain at that time is very good. The only shortcoming is that it is too obsessed with Oliver's identity. There are too many coincidences in his final rescue experience, making it difficult for ordinary people like us to empathize. In fact, I think it can be written as a complete tragedy, which would better reflect the social environment at that time.

I read "Oliver Twist" in two days in a row. It describes the social life in England in the early 18th century. Some people at the bottom are forced to make a living, some are kind and some are evil in nature, and most of them have no good results. Most of the upper class are charitable and good, and some have good consequences, but some have bad habits but no good results. The plot of the story is gripping and fascinating.

The charm of "Oliver Twist" lies in the extraordinary balance Dickens achieved between "storytelling" and "morality." He never gave up the charm of narrative because of anger, nor softened the critical edge in pursuit of bestsellers. Nancy's tragedy, Oliver's innocence, Fagin's madness... All of these are woven together into a masterpiece that not only belongs to that specific era, but also directly addresses the eternal plight of mankind. It tells us: Social progress begins with the awareness of the pain of the weakest and the never-numb scrutiny of "customary sins".

The writing style may be a bit unfamiliar to those who often read domestic works. The article spends a lot of pen and ink describing details, which is still very vivid and picturesque. At the same time, it also made me understand what medieval England was like, and I was pleased with Oliver's ending.

Not bad. Although the name is Oliver Twist, the protagonist does not play a large role in the whole book. The author mainly expresses the author's thoughts through the protagonist. This method is the same as Orphan of Zhao, observing the world around the subject, but it reflects the helplessness of the subject.

In the terrible 19th century, the people at the bottom of Britain were so miserable, desolate and helpless. It would be better to die early than to live.

The West has always been synonymous with developed countries. I always thought that British money came from strong winds. I didn't expect that it would be so miserable before. It turns out that I fought for it myself.

Perhaps in nineteenth-century Europe, hangings were commonplace. People remained silent either out of fear or numbness. The writing in Oliver Twist is fierce, concise, thought-provoking and speaks to the world.

The plot is full of ups and downs, full of suspense, and the characters are vividly portrayed! Believe that good and evil will eventually be rewarded, justice will eventually defeat evil, and believe in the power of love and compassion! Expose the ugly hypocritical face of capitalism, the dirty life of the lower class under the class hierarchy, and the root causes of this phenomenon! Advocate a return to rural life with simple folk customs and fresh air!

Very beautiful! [Send heart][Send heart] The plot has ups and downs, and the characters are well and distinctly created. I especially like the character Nancy. She is really a very, very good person... She is vulgar, shrewd, even violent, bohemian, and complicit, but even if she lives in the gutter, she still has not lost her conscience and still shines with the brilliance of humanity. She is a very good person who betrays the criminal gang she belongs to and her beloved Sikes in order to save a child who is not related to her! ! !

This book is very good! What happened to Oliver was so heart-wrenching, but I was moved by the fact that he never gave up hope. I especially liked the part where he escaped. His words "I want more" showed his courage. This book makes people believe that no matter how difficult the environment is, as long as you persist, tomorrow will be better.

The book starts from the perspective of Oliver, an orphan. It uses satirical writing and rich metaphors to reflect the light and darkness, evil and beauty of that era from various absurd stories. It describes the false judge, the vicious thief, and the terrifying murderer Sykes. It also focuses on portraying Nancy who was deeply in love with Sykes but was somewhat kind-hearted. The handkerchief of Miss Rose Melly that she clutched when she was murdered was her yearning for a better life. At the same time, it also describes the pickpockets that cannot be caught and the dark forces such as Bates, the old Jew, and Fagin that scare Oliver. At the same time, there is also the kind-hearted Dick, the gentle Miss Rose, the impetuous doctor, the steady Mr. Bouguereau, the trustworthy Harry, the stubborn lawyer, etc., All of which make Oliver feel the warmth of the world, allowing him to constantly fight against the forces of darkness and become sincere and loving, which makes people cry [crying]

An orphan born in a workhouse, from the moment he was born, only endless suffering awaited him. He was enslaved, beaten, mistakenly denned by thieves, and almost died of illness, but he did not give up hope. Through the story of little Oliver, we are told that no matter how many hardships he experienced, he still adhered to the principle of doing good, and this principle finally won. Whether a person is pure in nature, has a strong personality, and is occasionally exposed to "hardships and hardships" will determine whether the person can resist temptation and whether he will become corrupted.

The description is delicate and realistic, giving people an immersive feeling

I feel like when foreigners speak, they always miss the point [eating melon]

Through a lot of satire, it represents Britain at that time. Although Oliver's life was tragic, it still had a better ending.

Evil people gain benefits in the name of charity and relief, harm others hypocritically, put money first and self first. In their eyes, life is just a commodity waiting to be sold. And Oliver became a kind and pure child in his disgust and selfishness. The people he met in his life were the light and warmth in his life. It is difficult to distinguish between what is true and what is false among secular people. Should we use our eyes and ears to understand the world, or should we use our heart and brain to understand the world?

Oliver is a helpless orphan, and such children are more susceptible to bullying and malice from society. This book is also written from the perspective and experience of a child. From the almshouse to the parish, from the coffin shop to the den of thieves, Oliver has been suppressed by all kinds of people, whether they are almshouse personnel, parish assistants or thieves, there is no difference in bullying the weak. Oliver did not receive much kindness, but he never gave up kindness and love in his heart. When Jax threatens Oliver to help them steal, the kind-hearted kid still chooses to alarm the owner of the house, even though his life may be in danger. It is very rare for a child who has never been treated well to refuse to give up on kindness even in darkness. Fortunately, Oliver was adopted by kind people in the end, learned about his life experience, recognized his relatives, and the bad guys were punished accordingly. Believe in love and justice, believe that tomorrow will be better, then light will eventually come. Nancy is an impressive character. The poor girl unfortunately got stuck in the quagmire and was forced to work with thieves. She still has a conscience in her heart. When the old Jew seduces Oliver into stealing, Nancy takes the risk to resist and protect the child. Later, she reveals the information to Rose regardless of the danger. When Rose wants to rescue her, she firmly refuses. Poor Nancy has been depraved for so long that she admits her sins are so deep that there is no cure. She couldn't expose the old Jewish thieves. She resented the quagmire, but she couldn't leave it. Nancy's ending is destined to be tragic, and her death also makes the character more three-dimensional.

The characters such as Oliver Sykes and Fagin are vividly portrayed. After reading it, I have a feeling. Why are the differences between the upper class and the lower class the same? Are all people like this? But there are still good people (old gentlemen, ladies). Although Nancy forced him back, a trace of conscience in her humanity still exists. After reading it, the plot is compact and the transformation is fast. Then the kind-hearted Brownlow will also have such a resolute side. Harry and Rose's love, at least they are thinking about each other. Although I don't know whether Harry will regret this decision, they were happy when they made it. Little Oliver is still as kind as ever. Although he has never resented Fagin, Fagin's final performance can be regarded as a perfect cause and effect. But the most unbearable thing for me is Sikes, even if he died. And he won't be forgiven. Oliver knows the truth and can't forgive him at all. Nancy, what a good girl. That's great!

The bad guys are punished and the good guys are happy. The only pity is Nancy.

Although the final ending is family fun: the bad guys are finally judged and the good guys are happy. But it also reflects British society under the actual capitalist system in the 19th century. I don't remember where I read a passage: "The ordinary people in Europe must be grateful to communism. Without communism, they would still be slaves of the capitalists."

It's pretty good. You can see the big from the small.

The story is gripping, the characters are vividly described, and the storyline has ups and downs. It's worth watching.

It is a very good book. In the context of this era, it reveals the darkness of the time. The capitalists were aloof and regarded human life as nothing, social unrest, and starvation everywhere. The author uses the perspective of little Oliver to let readers feel the history and get close to it.

In just a few words, the author describes the tragic situation of the world at that time, making people immersed in the scene. Without feeling, he can interpret the happiness of the characters as happiness and the fear of the characters as fear. This is a world-famous novel.

After reading the entire book, it is a bit like a group portrait. In it, Rose's tenderness and compassion for others are impressive. The old nanny always believed in the male protagonist. The day we met made me burst into tears. The author's humorous abstraction and unique narrative style are still novel and simple.

It's wonderful, you can truly see the painful and helpless side of life!

I'm here to write my thoughts [smile][smile]