Retrograde in darkness and sin, he breeds hope with perseverance and kindness. Human nature is beautiful, and beauty never favors one over another. It is reflected in the old gentlemen Mr. Brownlaw and Miss Luzi, and also in the children of the poorest workhouses. Oliver, the protagonist created by the author, has always faced hardships with perseverance and tenacity in a filthy world and a crisis-ridden group, maintained his vitality with kindness and loyalty, and nurtured hope and ushered in rebirth in the struggle for positive and good deeds. . 1. Oliver Twist, who was born in a poor and ill-fated art center, was actually the illegitimate son of a wealthy businessman. After his birth, his mother died, and he was sent to the branch of the art center, a foster care center that gave "magnetic mother-like care" , the person in charge of the foster care center tried their best to deduct the living expenses, forcing the children to rely on extremely small and extremely nutritious food to survive, and then let the children accidentally or deliberately go with them in this world. Reunited ancestors. In this 85% probability of "accidental death", Oliver grew up hard and lived to the age of nine. He was taken to the poor people's workshop to learn the craft of pulling flax, in exchange for gruel through labor. He was imprisoned for saying "I'm sorry, sir, but I want to", and was "recruited" by the parish council for £5 as a gratuity for the relief of the parish. After avoiding being recruited by Ganfield, who swept the cigarette barn, Oliver was successfully recruited as an apprentice by Thornbury, the parish funeral director. In the undertaker's shop, he was disliked and wronged by Mrs. Sowellbury, and humbly endured the bullying and abuse by Charlotte and Noah Claypole, and had to be forced to flee London. After arriving in London, he was pulled into the den of thieves. For the first time, he was forced to follow the lookout, but his companions "couldn't catch him" and Charlie Bates blamed him and even got caught by the police inexplicably. Brought back by the old gentleman Brownlaw, under the careful care of Mrs Bedwin, he thought that the bad luck had ended, and was taken back to the den of thieves by Sikes and Nancy on the way to return the book and money to Brownlaw. After falling into the snares of the thief old Jew Fagan, Oliver was coerced, lured, and mentally confined. Oliver was then handed over to Bill. Sykes was accidentally wounded by a gun due to risking his death during a burglary, and was abandoned in a deserted ditch by his "companion". 2. Maintain perseverance and kindness "Nature or heredity sowed a kind and persevering heart in Oliver's heart". When he was selected to ask the master to add porridge after dinner, he desperately said "I'm sorry, sir, I want more." and repeated "I want more"; When the chimney-sweeper Ganfield "conspired" to recruit as a chimney-sweeper's apprentice, he offered to be killed than to be taken away by "that dreadful man". When he hears fellow funeral shop apprentice Noah taunting his mother as "a wicked bitch", he fights back, knocking her to the ground with a heavy blow. In the face of the coffin shop owner Sowerbury and his wife, the parish officer Bumble, and the apprentices Charlotte and Noah, Oliver despised their ridicule, endured the whipping without crying or shouting, and took him with him. fled to London with dignity. He said goodbye to Dick, who had always been a good friend, and when he heard Dick's blessing "Goodbye, dear Oliver! God bless you!", he remembered it in his heart, and when he finally got happiness, he thought of Dick, he thought Put Dick in new clothes and make him as educated as himself. On his flight from London, he was helped by food from a kindly toll collector and a benevolent old lady, and he took these rare sympathies and pity to heart. Confronting Charlie as he is taken on his first pickpocketing mission. What Bates did, Oliver stood there stunned, his eyes could not be opened wider, he did not like this kind of behavior, his fear and panic reached the extreme. After Oliver was brought back to the den of thieves by Sykes and Nancy, he thought that he could not live up to the kindness and trust of the old gentleman Brownlow, and he could not let him down, so he pleaded, "You want me to stay here all my life. All right, I just ask you to send the books and money back. Otherwise, he must think I ran away with these; and the old lady and all the people who treated me well, they will think I ran away...". Knowing that he was being coerced by Sykes and Toby to act as an accomplice to the burglars, he first begged for mercy and refused, "Let me run away and die in the wild. I'll never come near London, never! Oh! Please spare me." , don't make me a thief..." After failing to refuse, he risked his life to alert the head of the household. When he was about to see Mr. Brownlaw, the old gentleman, Oliver was excited to explain the misunderstanding caused by "farewell without saying goodbye", "Oh my God! I didn't expect that I would finally be able to meet him, and I would finally let you know. : What I tell you is the truth!". 3. Good and evil in the world are rewarded. Oliver has suffered from hardship and humiliation, but no matter where he is, he remains kind, forbearer, loyal and grateful, maintains a pure nature and a kind-hearted soul, and maintains optimism about life. In the end, all the hardships come to be happy. The kind and beautiful Lu Zi broke through the shackles of identity, wealth and hierarchy, and married Harry happily. The thief Fagan received justice and was hanged on the gallows; Sikes stumbled and was strangled by a rope while fleeing, and eventually died; the thief "couldn't catch" was sentenced to life in exile for stealing a snuff bottle; Munch Si's misdeeds were irreversible, he squandered his family property, and finally died in prison; Fabre, the parish officer, was dismissed from his post, and he was impoverished and spent the rest of his life in a workhouse. Although the happy ending of the story given by the author Dickens has been far removed from real life, the author's good wishes have achieved the purpose of suppressing evil and promoting good and educating people for the world at that time and the readers now. The ending of good and evil and the writing intention of punishing evil and promoting good have universal educational significance, which coincides with the current situation of British society in the 18th century. It has both realistic description and romantic atmosphere. The development of capitalism It made Britain a superpower in the world at that time, but the bottom-level poverty and misfortune, as well as danger and filth, were still within reach. The author cannot change the fate of this bottom group, but in this way, he tells the suffering people at the bottom that they should never lose the courage to go to the light, and stick to their hearts of uplifting and kindness in the dark, so that they can walk in the sunshine again. Oliver has suffered hardships and humiliations, but no matter where he is, he remains kind, forbearer, loyal and grateful, maintains a pure nature and a kind soul, maintains optimism about life, and finally achieves happiness through hardships. The kind and beautiful Lu Zi broke through the shackles of identity, wealth and hierarchy, and married Harry happily. The thief Fagan received justice and was hanged on the gallows; Sikes stumbled and was strangled by a rope while fleeing, and eventually died; the thief "couldn't catch" was sentenced to life in exile for stealing a snuff bottle; Si's misdeeds were irreversible, he squandered his family property, and finally died in prison; Fabre, the parish officer, was dismissed from his post, and he was impoverished and spent the rest of his life in a workhouse. Although the happy ending of the story given by the author Dickens has been far removed from real life, the author's good wishes have achieved the purpose of suppressing evil and promoting good and educating people for the world at that time and the readers now. The ending of good and evil and the writing intention of punishing evil and promoting good have universal educational significance, which coincides with the current situation of British society in the 18th century. It has both realistic description and romantic atmosphere. The development of capitalism It made Britain a superpower in the world at that time, but the bottom-level poverty and misfortune, as well as danger and filth, were still within reach. The author cannot change the fate of this bottom group, but in this way, he tells the suffering people at the bottom that they should never lose the courage to go to the light, and stick to their hearts of uplifting and kindness in the dark, so that they can walk in the sunshine again. Oliver has suffered hardships and humiliation, but no matter where he is, he remains kind, forbearer, loyal and grateful, maintains a pure nature and a kind-hearted soul, maintains optimism about life, and finally achieves happiness through hardships. The kind and beautiful Lu Zi broke through the shackles of identity, wealth and hierarchy, and married Harry happily. The thief Fagan received justice and was hanged on the gallows; Sikes stumbled and was strangled by a rope while fleeing, and eventually died; the thief "couldn't catch" was sentenced to life in exile for stealing a snuff bottle; Munch Si's misdeeds were irreversible, he squandered his family property, and finally died in prison; Fabre, the parish officer, was dismissed from his post, and he was impoverished and spent the rest of his life in a workhouse. Although the happy ending of the story given by the author Dickens has been far removed from real life, the author's good wishes have achieved the purpose of suppressing evil and promoting good and educating people for the world at that time and the readers now. The ending of good and evil and the writing intention of punishing evil and promoting good have universal educational significance, which coincides with the current situation of British society in the 18th century. It has both realistic description and romantic atmosphere. The development of capitalism It made Britain a superpower in the world at that time, but the bottom-level poverty and misfortune, as well as danger and filth, were still within reach.
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