This Week's Review:
The Long End, 1 - 3
It’s no secret that The Green Ring Conspiracy features characters and themes inspired by Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist. For instance, Buck Oliver shares many similarities, including his very name, with the novel’s titular character, while Mr. Skint bares resemblance to Mr. Fagin, the character who pulls Oliver Twist into a life of crime. Katrina’s interest in Buck’s well-being is not so dissimilar to actions taken by good-hearted characters such as Mr. Brownlow or Rose Maylie, who believe in rescuing Oliver Twist from a life of crime, and you might even say that Detective Polehaus’ attitude towards Buck echoes Mr. Grimwigs’, a character who continuously reminds others that Oliver Twist shouldn’t be trusted.
The Long End, 1 - 3
It’s no secret that The Green Ring Conspiracy features characters and themes inspired by Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist. For instance, Buck Oliver shares many similarities, including his very name, with the novel’s titular character, while Mr. Skint bares resemblance to Mr. Fagin, the character who pulls Oliver Twist into a life of crime. Katrina’s interest in Buck’s well-being is not so dissimilar to actions taken by good-hearted characters such as Mr. Brownlow or Rose Maylie, who believe in rescuing Oliver Twist from a life of crime, and you might even say that Detective Polehaus’ attitude towards Buck echoes Mr. Grimwigs’, a character who continuously reminds others that Oliver Twist shouldn’t be trusted.