Charles Dickens

The novel, The Great Expectation by Charles Dickens is a fictional book that has a number of characters. The characters in this novel can be classified under either major or minor characters.

I salute everyone in the gathering with an evidential proof that together we shall benefit from todays occasion. The main agenda is to give a brief on the importance of...

The primary argument in this chapter is that the childhood position of Pip in the story is a key part which the author portrays through the presentation of his reaction...

In his book 'A Visit to Newgate,' Charles Dickens tries to unfold the situation of the London prison that is unbearable to prisoners. Charles wonders whether prisons are correction centers or places to end offenders' hope of life.

Charles Dickens is arguably the most remarkable critic of the Romantic Era English sociopolitical system. He focuses his energy on the unfolding systemic changes in the social structure in the wake of the Industrial Revolution.

Charles Dickens's book, A Christmas Carol, involves Ebenezer Scrooge, the main protagonist, who only thinks about money. This makes him work even during Christmas Eve and complain about the holiday and those who celebrate it.

The theme of resurrection overrides Charles Dickens' 'A Tale of Two Cities.' The theme manifests itself both figuratively and literally. Resurrection refers to life after death.

The book A Christmas Carol written by Charles Dickens recounts the story of Ebenezer Scrooge who is the main character in the novel. This free essay discusses the similarities and differences of the three ghosts.

Charles Dickens was always famous for his magnificent and captivating stories and fictional novels. In his Mystery of Edwin Drood, Charles Dickens tried to depict a marvelous narrative of an opium addict choir leader.