The impecunious, but always good-hearted, little boy (whom we can sympathize with)

ved that he had an affair), who followed him the rest of his life. Roughly said, Charles spent the rest of his life performing readings (for money of course) and pursuing his career as a writer. On June the 9th, 1870 Charles died from a stroke. The stroke was presumably caused by Charles’s hard working habits.

The impecunious little boy in Dickens novels must be the most important character of them all. This character always seems to get the sympathy of the audience/reader. You could say that this character is the drive-train of his stories, because you want to read/watch on because and see what happens to this God forsaken child, and it warms you heart to read/see that he is happy again. Therefore, I personally don’t think that the stories would be nearly as interesting without this little boy.

I personally think that in most cases it is possible to categorize the different characters that occur in Dickens’ stories (okay, I have only seen two movies based on the novels of Charles Dickens, but I think that these characters are the most e

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