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Dickens doesn't say.
Oliver Twist was illustrated by George Crookshank.
I would say neither one. Sikes was a major part of the horrible life that Oliver Twist lived and when he died at the end of the book, that was a great place for not only his life to end, but for his character as well.
They dont ever say for the 1968 musical of Oliver but the 2005 version Charley Bates is played by Lewis Chase (born 1991)
She lives because in Lionel Barts production of Oliver in the final scene oliver sings the reprise of I'd do anything to Bet.
Dickens doesn't say.
Oliver Twist was illustrated by George Crookshank.
I would say neither one. Sikes was a major part of the horrible life that Oliver Twist lived and when he died at the end of the book, that was a great place for not only his life to end, but for his character as well.
They dont ever say for the 1968 musical of Oliver but the 2005 version Charley Bates is played by Lewis Chase (born 1991)
Either 'hullo' (used in the book Oliver twist) or good day, good evening or good morning
While there may be people that consider Oliver and Company the best movie ever, most people (and all critics) would have to say that it's not even the best movie made by Disney.
She lives because in Lionel Barts production of Oliver in the final scene oliver sings the reprise of I'd do anything to Bet.
the critics say that he cares about slavery and he wants to save them
the critics say that he cares about slavery and he wants to save them
the critics say that he cares about slavery and he wants to save them
The German word for anti-Semitism is Antisemitismus.
Oliver Twist didn't have an apprentice. He himself was apprenticed, you might say, to Fagin, a master thief, who housed and supervised a group of homeless children, training them as street thieves (pickpockets). In Oliver's case the 'apprenticeship' became a forced one for reasons best left unsaid or it could spoil the story for you. Before meeting the Artful Dodger, who introduced him to Fagin, Oliver was apprenticed to Mr Sowerberry, an undertaker.