The document compares the characters Oliver Twist from Charles Dickens's novel and Krishna from Indian mythology, exploring their similarities and differences. Both figures are orphans who experience suffering and adversity, yet ultimately rise to become good individuals despite their challenging environments. The comparison highlights themes of heroism and the potential for goodness even amidst evil.

1. o Name : Jeel J. Vyas
o Class : M.A. Sem 2
o Bach : 2018 – 2020
o Roll No : 15
o Paper No : 6. The Victorian Literature.
o Topic : . similarity and difference in life of
Oliver Twist and Lord Krishna
o Enrolment no: 2069108420190045
o Submitted: Smt. S.B.Gardi Department of
English.

2.  Main character of the
Charles Dikens’s
novel Oliver Twist.
 Orphan boy.

3.  According to Indian
mythology Krishna is
God.
 Whose birthday was
celebrated as
Janmastmi.

4. OLIVER : KRISHNA :
 Mrs. Mann owner of
orphan house.
 Mr. bumble owner of work
house.
 Fagin a conniving
criminal.
 Last Mr.Brownlow.
 From Vasudev and Devki
to Nand and Yashoda.

5. OLIVER : KRISHNA :
 Because he was
orphan.
 Sad and has to suffer.
 His parents wants to
save his life.
 Become prince and
get new mother and
father.

6. OLIVER : KRISHNA :
 MR. Bumble
 Fagin
 Figin’s follower
children.
 Nancy
 Kansa
 Putana
 Aghasura
 Baka sure.

7. OLIVER : KRISHNA :
 As a child hero  As god in Indian
mythology.

8. After looking this we can say that because
this is fiction they come out as a good
human. But if we look at the real life we
found that most of people cann’t able
come as good humans
 Second thing we conclude that they are
like loutes who growes in mud. Though
they live between the evil they come out as
good Human.