Fei Jin in the film is a very unusual villain. He took in the homeless Olivier, no matter what his original intentions, at least, compared to Oliv’s previous encounters in orphan shelters and coffin shops. For those people, Fagin gave him a warm place to shelter. Here, Oliver ate the first big hot and greasy sausage in his life. Oliver caused countless troubles to Fagin, but Fagin never really played Oliver once. He is a bad guy, but people can't really hate him. Fagin is about to be hanged, and Oliver went to visit the prison. I believe that seeing this, many viewers felt not the pleasure of retribution, but secretly love this cuteness when Oliver and Fagin cried. And hateful old man.
Nancy’s birth is not mentioned in the film, all we see is her struggle. She loves her boyfriend and waits for him to come back no matter what he does. She loves those children, and when Bill killed her, the clever ghost who had always been violent, no matter how many slaps he was slapped, he only cared about seeking justice for Nancy as much as possible. She loves Oliver and can contact Mr. Brownlow regardless of the danger of revealing her identity. She hated Fagin, who led herself into the evil way, but couldn't get out of it, so she had to spend so many years in agony. When she saw Oliver who didn't even know what theft was, she was like seeing herself many years ago. She wanted to protect this innocence too much.
This is Dickens's criticism of this society. He ruthlessly exposed and smashed the ugliness in the society, but involuntarily conveyed such a message-good for good and evil for evil.
This is actually inconsistent with true realism. Dickens created countless coincidences in this work, allowing Oliver to step back into the life of his middle class. He wants readers to believe that no matter how dark the society is, no matter how many bad people there are, the darkness will eventually dissipate, the bad people will eventually be punished or corrected, and the fraternity of Christ will eventually be rooted in everyone's heart and let the world return to it. Its original clear appearance.
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