![]() ![]() As a result, they simply slowly starved to death.Īfter the workhouse, Oliver becomes a student of the undertaker and a victim of bullying by the shelter boy Noe Kleipol. The poor were separated from their families and imprisoned there by force, very poorly fed, forced to engage in excessive and useless work. After all, work houses, the creation of which was conceived to provide ordinary people with shelter, food, work, rather resembled prisons. It was precisely because of such a misperception by society that the poor suffered as they were doomed to eternal humiliation, deprivation, and wandering. The writer believed that poverty itself was not so terrible as the indifference of other people to this category of people. Since Dickens is a writer of enlightenment, he never focused on the inhuman conditions in which the poor of that time lived. Oliver was not only deprived of all the benefits of a normal existence, but also grew very lonely, defenseless against an unfair fate. He is an orphan from the first minutes of his life. The plot of the novel “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” is structured in such a way that the focus of the reader’s attention is a boy who is faced with an ungrateful reality. ![]()
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