THE PLOTS OF DICKENS' NOVEL

THE PLOTS OF DICKENS' NOVEL

Dickens gradually developed a more radical view of the social scene, although he did not became a revolutionary thinker, he was aware of the spiritual and material corruption of the present day reality. Dickens succeeded in drawing people's attention to public abuses and evils and wrongs Dickens was always on the side of the poor, the out cost and the working class.

He described several children, good children appeared to worthless parents making children the moral teachers of the adults.

Dickens created caricatures, trying to attract interest by describing the characters habits and language of the middle and lower often the very lowest classes in modern London. 

OLIVER TWIST

Oliver Twist is his masterpiece. Oliver is a boy of unknown parents, he is brought up in a workhouse in inhuman conditions. Then he falls in the hands of sick packets who try to make a thief out of him. An old gentlemen takes care of him but the boy is kidnapped. At lost it is discovered that Oliver is the son of a noble family.