The

hero

of

this

novel

was

Oliver

Twist,

an

orphan,

who

was

thrown

into

a

world

full

of

poverty

and

crime.

He

suffered

enormous

pain,

such

as

hunger,

thirst,

beating

and

abuse.

While

reading

the

tragic

experiences

of

the

little

Oliver,

I

was

shocked

by

his

sufferings.

I

felt

for

the

poor

boy,

but

at

the

same

time

I

detested

the

evil

Fagin

and

the

brutal

Bill.

To

my

relief,

as

was

written

in

all

the

best

stories,

the

goodness

eventually

conquered

devil

and

Oliver

lived

a

happy

life

in

the

end.

One

of

the

plots

that

attracted

me

most

is

that

after

the

theft,

little

Oliver

was

allowed

to

recover

in

the

kind

care

of

Mrs.

Maylie

and

Rose

and

began

a

new

life.

He

went

for

walks

with

them,

or

Rose

read

to

him,

and

he

worked

hard

at

his

lessons.

He

felt

as

if

he

had

left

behind

forever

the

world

of

crime

and

hardship

and

poverty.