Oliver Twist

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The story of an orphan boy navigating the harsh realities of Victorian London reveals themes of poverty, crime, and the quest for belonging. Oliver's journey takes him from a grim workhouse to encounters with a cast of vivid characters, including thieves and kind-hearted souls. Dickens highlights social injustices and the resilience of the human spirit, making this tale both a critique of society and a heartfelt adventure of survival and hope.