Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist in 1838. The novel follows Oliver, a poor orphan born in a workhouse, who is taken in by a group of criminals led by Fagin. Despite his difficult circumstances, Oliver maintains his purity and innocence. Fagin trains young boys to be pickpockets, including the Artful Dodger who recruits Oliver. Bill Sikes is a terrifying thief and partner of Fagin who threatens Oliver's safety. Though surrounded by corruption, Oliver remains a good-hearted character.

1. Name- Nisha Dhiman A.
Roll No- 19
Part- M.A
Sem- 2
Sub- Victorian Literature
Topic- Character of Oliver Twist
Guided by- Heenaba Zala
Submitted to- Maharaja Krishna
Kumarsinghji

2. Charles Dickens was a born 7 Feb
1812 and Death 1867.

3. Oliver Twist
 Oliver Twist novel written by
Charles Dickens, and published
by Richard Bentley in 1838.
 Charles Dickens second novel
Oliver twist.
 Oliver is a pretty central character
 He Is child hero of melodramatic
novel of social protest as the
novel ’protagonist.

4.  The young Oliver born is parish
Workhouse in an unnamed town, but his
mother died during labor.
 Oliver story follows of middle and upper
class folks, inherently bad or poor
people.
 His life is a very different or critically.
 The name of character represent the
inner qualities

7. Oliver
Fagin
Bill
Sikes
The
Artful
Dodger

8. Fagin
Dickens has made Fagin a Jew
and through the novel he
identifies himself as á Jews
Fagin is the leader of aging of
young pick- pocket, who also
deals in stolen goods and is
quite willing to understand any
other villain that might offer him
some material benfitsIt is Fagin
who is entrusted with the job of
convening Oliver into a criminal by
Monks.

9. Bill Sikes
Bill Sikes is the most
terrifying figure in the novel.
He is a thief and house breaker
for whom there are no limits
and no laws except his own self.
Oliver‘s innocence is reflected on
his face and so is the monstrosity
Sikes.

10. The Artful Dodger
The Artful Dodger, who read
name is Jack, Dawkins, is
Fagin‘s chief pupil. He is
initially responsible for
taking Oliver to Fagin‘s den.
The Artful Dodger precedes
so wittily and defiantly
against
the great villain of the time the
court.

11. Conclusion
By concluding we can say that Oliver is
surrounded by corrupt society. He is still
pure character.

12. Thank You