(5/100) Oliver Twist: Poverty and Crime

Oliver Twist is a famous novel written by Charles Dickens. It tells the story of a young boy named Oliver who lives in a very poor area in England. Oliver was born in a workhouse, where many homeless children lived. His life is very difficult because he has no family to care for him. He faces hunger and hardship. In the story, Oliver meets other children who also suffer from poverty. They are forced to steal to survive. This shows how poverty can lead people to crime. Recently, many people have talked about poverty in today's world. Many children still live in difficult conditions. Governments are trying to help, but it is not easy. In cities, many families struggle to find food and shelter. This problem is very important. We must learn from stories like Oliver's to understand the effects of poverty and crime. Helping those in need is essential for a better society.