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Oliver, wounded and exhausted, has knocked on Mrs Maylie's door
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Oliver, wounded and exhausted, has knocked on Mrs Maylie's door
2604840 Oliver, wounded and exhausted, has knocked on Mrs Maylie's door.; (add.info.: Oliver, wounded and exhausted, has knocked on Mrs Maylie's door. George Cruikshank illustration for 'Oliver Twist', ); Universal History Archive/UIG
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Classic Literature Dickens Exhaustion Fantasy Character Fictional Characters George Cruikshank Oliver Twist Charles Dickens Fictional Character The Author
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In this 19th-century illustration by George Cruikshank for "Oliver Twist," we see the young protagonist Oliver, wounded and exhausted, knocking on Mrs. Maylie's door in search of refuge. The intricate details in the artwork bring to life the desperation and vulnerability of Oliver as he seeks help from a kind stranger.
The image captures a pivotal moment in Charles Dickens' timeless novel, highlighting themes of poverty, innocence, and compassion. Oliver's journey is fraught with hardship and danger, yet his resilience shines through as he bravely reaches out for assistance.
As viewers gaze upon this print, they are transported back in time to Victorian England, where societal injustices were rampant and acts of kindness were rare but powerful. The contrast between Oliver's fragile state and the imposing door symbolizes the stark divide between privilege and destitution during that era.
Through Cruikshank's masterful depiction, we are reminded of the enduring relevance of Dickens' work and its exploration of human nature. This evocative image serves as a poignant reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is always hope for redemption and salvation when we open ourselves up to others' generosity.
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