Oliver Twist
The story is about an orphan, Oliver Twist. He lives in an orphanage until he is 9, then works hard in a workhouse. Boys are starving there and sent O. to asks for some more soup. He is punished and then is placed with an undertaker. He gets little food and comfort.
He escapes and travels to London where he meets the Artful Dodger, leader of a gang of young pickpockets (thieves). Their trainer is a criminal Fagin, They tell him they “make wallets and handkerchiefs”.
He doesn´t know they steal and one day he goes to help Dodger and his friend Charlie to “make handkerchiefs”. These two boys steal a handkerchief from Mr. Brownlow and flee. Oliver stays there shocked, is caught and taken to the court.
One witness, a bookshop holder, claims Oliver is innocent not guilty. Mr. Brownlow takes Oliver home and cares for him. Oliver is very happy there. Mr. B. trusts him so much that he gives him some money and sends him to pay some books.
Unfortunately Fagin´s fellows Nancy and Bill catch him and bring him back to Fagin because they don´t want Oliver to speak to Mr. B about their criminal gang. Nancy feels ashamed later and wants to help Oliver. She meets Mr. B and tells him about Oliver.
Bill discovers her secret, calls her traitor, gets angry and kills her. In the end Bill accidentally hangs himself when he tries to flee across a rooftop. Oliver is saved and lives happily at Mr. B´s place.
Oliver Twist
The story is about an orphan, Oliver Twist. He lives in an orphanage until he is 9, then works hard in a workhouse. Boys are starving there and sent O. to asks for some more soup. He is punished and then is placed with an undertaker. He gets little food and comfort.
He escapes and travels to London where he meets the Artful Dodger, leader of a gang of young pickpockets (thieves). Their trainer is a criminal Fagin, They tell him they “make wallets and handkerchiefs”.
He doesn´t know they steal and one day he goes to help Dodger and his friend Charlie to “make handkerchiefs”. These two boys steal a handkerchief from Mr. Brownlow and flee. Oliver stays there shocked, is caught and taken to the court.
One witness, a bookshop holder, claims Oliver is innocent not guilty. Mr. Brownlow takes Oliver home and cares for him. Oliver is very happy there. Mr. B. trusts him so much that he gives him some money and sends him to pay some books.
Unfortunately Fagin´s fellows Nancy and Bill catch him and bring him back to Fagin because they don´t want Oliver to speak to Mr. B about their criminal gang. Nancy feels ashamed later and wants to help Oliver. She meets Mr. B and tells him about Oliver.
Bill discovers her secret, calls her traitor, gets angry and kills her. In the end Bill accidentally hangs himself when he tries to flee across a rooftop. Oliver is saved and lives happily at Mr. B´s place.
Oliver Twist (by Charles Dickens)
O. is an orphan. He has little food and comfort.
O. lives in orphanage until 9 and then in a workhouse.
Boys are starving. When O. asks for some more soup,
he is punished and sent to work with an undertaker.
He escapes to London and meets Dodger and Fagin.
Dodger is a leader of young thieves – pickpockets.
Fagin is their trainer. O. doesn´t know they steal.
They tell him they “make wallets and handkerchiefs”
O. goes to help Dodger and Charlie.
They steal Mr. Brownlow´s handkerchief.
O. is shocked, caught and taken to the court.
One witness says O. is innocent not guilty.
Mr. Brownlow takes O. home and cares for him.
He trusts him, sends him to pay some books.
Bill and Nancy catch him. Nancy is ashamed.
She tells Mr. B about O. Bill kills her as a traitor.
Accidentally he kills (hangs) himself later.
O. is saved and lives happily at Mr. B´s.
Oliver Twist (by Charles Dickens)
O. is an orphan. He has little food and comfort.
O. lives in orphanage until 9 and then in a workhouse.
Boys are starving. When O. asks for some more soup,
he is punished and sent to work with an undertaker.
He escapes to London and meets Dodger and Fagin.
Dodger is a leader of young thieves – pickpockets.
Fagin is their trainer. O. doesn´t know they steal.
They tell him they “make wallets and handkerchiefs”
O. goes to help Dodger and Charlie.
They steal Mr. Brownlow´s handkerchief.
O. is shocked, caught and taken to the court.
One witness says O. is innocent not guilty.
Mr. Brownlow takes O. home and cares for him.
He trusts him, sends him to pay some books.
Bill and Nancy catch him. Nancy is ashamed.
She tells Mr. B about O. Bill kills her as a traitor.
Accidentally he kills (hangs) himself later.
O. is saved and lives happily at Mr. B´s.
Oliver Twist
1. Orphan, little food and comfort.
2. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
3. London: Dodger, Fagin
4. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
5. Court, witness, O. innocent
6. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
7. Bill and Nancy catch him.
8. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
9. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
10. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.
Oliver Twist
11. Orphan, little food and comfort.
12. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
13. London: Dodger, Fagin
14. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
15. Court, witness, O. innocent
16. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
17. Bill and Nancy catch him.
18. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
19. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
20. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.
Oliver Twist
21. Orphan, little food and comfort.
22. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
23. London: Dodger, Fagin
24. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
25. Court, witness, O. innocent
26. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
27. Bill and Nancy catch him.
28. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
29. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
30. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.
Oliver Twist
31. Orphan, little food and comfort.
32. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
33. London: Dodger, Fagin
34. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
35. Court, witness, O. innocent
36. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
37. Bill and Nancy catch him.
38. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
39. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
40. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.
Oliver Twist
41. Orphan, little food and comfort.
42. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
43. London: Dodger, Fagin
44. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
45. Court, witness, O. innocent
46. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
47. Bill and Nancy catch him.
48. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
49. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
50. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.
Oliver Twist
51. Orphan, little food and comfort.
52. Orphanage, workhouse, undertaker.
53. London: Dodger, Fagin
54. Mr. B´s handkerchief stolen
55. Court, witness, O. innocent
56. Mr. Brownlow cares for him.
57. Bill and Nancy catch him.
58. Nancy ashamed, tells about O.
59. Bill kills her, later (hangs) himself.
60. O. saved, lives happily at Mr. s.