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1、Brief backgroundCharles Dickens Charles Dickens (1812 1870)v British novelist, withdrawn from school, 12. vDescribe the ugly masks of criminals .vShow the horror areas in London.vOliver Twist:orphan,suffered in huge pian,keep in kind-heartvJack dowkins:who find Oliver and send him to FaginvNancy:Mr.

2、Sikes girl friend,try to help OlivervFagin:the jew,crime leader,train oliver as a pickpocketvMr.Brownlow:gentleman,thief friends and find olivers ture parentagevMr.Sikes:another main antanongist ,who kill NancyOliver On his ninth birthday Mr.Bumble took him back to workhouse To be educated-work Chos

3、en to ask for more Please ,sir,I want some more.Olivers early life:Olivers early life:-Born in a workhouse -Born in a workhouse （济贫院） Mother died after giving birth to himMother died after giving birth to him-Live in a special “baby farm” Live in a special “baby farm” （育婴堂）nearbynearby Mrs. Mann loo

4、ked after him Mrs. Mann looked after him Always Always expecting to be free of her violenceexpecting to be free of her violence Together with thirty other children Together with thirty other children Without enough food or clothing Without enough food or clothing Olivers first job:Olivers first job:

5、-Apprenticed to an undertakerApprenticed to an undertaker Mr. Sowerberry liked him Mr. Sowerberry liked him Others around treated him badly Others around treated him badly Noah Claypole envied him Noah Claypole envied him Noah insulted his mother Noah insulted his mother Hit Noah with angry Hit Noah

6、 with angry Mr. Sowerberry beat him hard Mr. Sowerberry beat him hard-Went to London-Went to LondonOliver in London:Oliver in London:-Came across Jack Dawkins (Artful Dodger) outside London-Came across Jack Dawkins (Artful Dodger) outside London-Was taken to Fagin (an infamous Jewish criminal)-Was t

7、aken to Fagin (an infamous Jewish criminal) Lived with Fagin & his gang of juvenile pickpockets Lived with Fagin & his gang of juvenile pickpockets-Went out with Artful Dodger and Charley Bates-Went out with Artful Dodger and Charley Bates Dodger and Charley steal Mr. Brownlows handkerchief,

8、 and flee Dodger and Charley steal Mr. Brownlows handkerchief, and flee Oliver was considered as a thief Oliver was considered as a thief Was caught and taken before the magistrate Was caught and taken before the magistrate（治安推事） The bookstall holder cleared Oliver (ill, faint in the courtroom)The b

9、ookstall holder cleared Oliver (ill, faint in the courtroom)-Mr. Brownlow took Oliver home -Mr. Brownlow took Oliver home Recovered rapidly Recovered rapidly Felt happy Felt happy-Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver out to pay for some books-Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver out to pay for some books Met Nancy (one of

10、the gang) & Bill Sikes (her lover, also a brutal robber) Met Nancy (one of the gang) & Bill Sikes (her lover, also a brutal robber) Was bundled back to Fagins lair Was bundled back to Fagins lair-Fagin forces Oliver to assist Sikes in a burglary-Fagin forces Oliver to assist Sikes in a burgl

11、ary In a renewed attempt to draw Oliver into life of crime In a renewed attempt to draw Oliver into life of crime Mysterious man- Mysterious man- Monks asked to do soMonks asked to do so-The Robbery Was Found-The Robbery Was Found Oliver was shot Oliver was shot-Oliver was saved by the people he sup

12、posed to rob-Oliver was saved by the people he supposed to rob Mrs. Maylie & Rose Maylie (Mrs. Maylie adopted niece) Mrs. Maylie & Rose Maylie (Mrs. Maylie adopted niece) Grew fond of Oliver Grew fond of Oliver Oliver spent a wonderful summer in countryside Oliver spent a wonderful summer in

13、 countryside-Monks & Fagin-Monks & Fagin Planed to recapture Oliver and destroy his reputation Planed to recapture Oliver and destroy his reputationOliver twist-Rose Olivers aunt (younger sister of his mother-Agnes)-Mr.Brownlow An old friend of Olivers father-Oliver Adopted by Mr.Brownlow Li

14、ved happily. The hardships that they had once suffered had left no bitterness in their The hardships that they had once suffered had left no bitterness in their gentle souls, and all their lives they showed the mercy and kindness to gentle souls, and all their lives they showed the mercy and kindness to others that Go