I haven't read the original book. In my opinion, Oliver knows good and evil, is smart, will fight for himself, and is grateful.
Oliver never gave in from the beginning. He did not accept his destiny like other children. He could walk barefoot to London for seven days. And although Fagin was greedy for money and forced the children to steal, he also cared about the children. Nancy was also forced to go down this road. I don't think she was too good, so she didn't want Oliver to follow her own footsteps and wanted to help Oliver, but she lost her life because of it. And Brownlow is a man with a grumpy appearance but a kind-hearted heart. He just met Oliver's kindness, so he has a special kind of intimacy. In terms of color, there are three main types:
A very flat or cold tone: it tells about the environment and the current situation, and sadness, such as the scene at the beginning of Oliver in the factory, the scene when Sikes dies, and I think the night Nancy and Brownlow met also symbolized Nancy's death
Small, fresh shades that symbolize goodness:
When Oliver was free and with Mr. Brownlow.
The yellow dramatic tone that symbolizes power was the first time I met a group of people in the factory who were similar to shareholders, and then the coffin shop and Fagin were all used. Even at Brownlow's house for the first time, Brownlow went out with friends. This color is also used in chess
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