After reading: I am not very used to Dickens' style of writing, but I insisted on reading the whole book. This is a beautiful fairy tale. Oliver is lucky, the author arranged a happy ending for him, even though the process was extremely difficult, he almost lost his life . When Oliver asked for an extra bowl of porridge, he terrified those "Zhumen". He had a sense of resistance at a young age, and when he grew up, he might have to make a revolution! How terrifying! Nancy is the perpetrator and the victim. She knows her fate is tragic. She saves Oliver, but she can't save herself, and finally pays the price of her life. But what if it was the real world? Could the little "Olivers" meet "Nancy"? Maybe he lost his life after being shot, or even earlier, reading this book should require an understanding of the historical background of the UK at that time. Due to the lack of current knowledge reserves, I temporarily write down these simple feelings.
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Sentences: 1. Some strong-willed people have shown admirable obedience and fortitude in the trials of life and death. 2. The evidence of human sins is like a thick cloud. Although it rises very slowly, it cannot escape the sky net. In the end, there will always be evil retribution poured out on us. An accusation that cannot be suppressed, nor blocked by any dignity—even if it is just a little thought and a listen, then where will the harm, injustice, suffering, pain, atrocities, and injustices of everyday life bring about? There is a place to stay! 3. Joy and sorrow meet in the cup of destiny, but there are no bitter tears in it: for even the sorrow itself has been diluted, and wrapped in such sweet and kind memories, lost all bitterness, became A solemn consolation.
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