In the 19th Century, there were a lot of outstanding and remarkable writers. Charles Dickens, however, was the most notable among them. Charles Dickens, with his artistic riches and the real-life knowledge he gained from his hardships, was a unique writer. Some of the characters and elements he used in his works were based on his own experiences. Bill Sikes is the main villain in Oliver Twist and was based on Charles Dickens. David Copperfield’s job at Murdstone and Grinby’s was based on Dickens’ painful experience at Warren’s Blacking Factories.
Charles Dickens was not blessed with a carefree childhood. His marriage, as well as his adulthood, was neither straight nor simple. He grew up with eight other siblings in a poor family. Even worse, when he turned 12, his father’s payments were not made and he fell behind. As a result, he had to support the entire family by working in the factory. Although he dreamed of obtaining an education at the academy or university, this dream was not realized. After a time, he received a scholarship to attend college. But he dropped out. He was angry with his parents because they didn’t take care of him at the time he most needed them. He was a writer for many years before he became a journalist and an office boy. Charles Dickens has always been against slavery and has emphasized the idea of poverty in all of his works. Dickens chose his heroes based on certain life types and he focused on social problems. This approach is based on the fact that Dickens began working at a young age and saw the life of child workers up close. As a contrast to superficiality and ruthlessness, some writers criticize the author’s deep mastery for description. He is accused of creating characters that lack depth. Charles Dickens remains one of history’s most popular literary figures.
His novels include Pictures from Italy and Dealings with the firm of Dombey & Son, David Copperfield and Bleak House. He also wrote Hard Times, The Mystery of Edwin Drood and A Christmas Carol. Charles Dickens’ literary works are a testament to his ability to tell stories and keep the attention of readers. The writing style is also beautiful, with a variety of words and sentences. This makes Dickens’ compositions more interesting. His novels, such as A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist have had a profound influence on the modern world, including the film industry. Charles Dickens? The Great Expectation has a lot of pages, but is well worth it. This work is filled with love, hate and ungratefulness. There’s also silliness.
The Great Expectations deserves to be mentioned. It was his thirteenth novel and it quickly became well-known. This story is about the poverty and wealth of Pip’s life. His sister raised him as a child, so he had no chance to meet his own parents. He decided to hide a criminal and give him food one day. Unrequited love is another theme. A mysterious person gave him a lot of money after his beloved left. He was able to improve his situation and gain an education because of the gift. The money that was given to him actually came from a criminal he’d helped years before. Pip couldn’t accept that the money he received came from a criminal. He has to lose money to survive and work hard.
Charles Dickens didn’t include any historical figures into his novels. But he was very good at telling the stories of people. Charles Dickens spent many years telling the stories behind the characters in his novels and short stories.
