Oliver Twist opinion

- The children of the orphanage were living very bad, the nutrition, the hygiene and the education; and the punishment was very hard for the children.
- The education was very bad because they didn't study because in the orphanage the good education was limited because they don't have money for all the boys.
- The conditions at the time were terrible because the orphanage was very strict: the children only eat one bowl for lunch, they don't have books, they only have a fountain pen, ...
- The children were very poor, dirtiness, ... because they weren't clean.
- Hi diary, I'm Oliver. I'm very hungry because I was only eating one bowl of rice, and I'm very bored because the orphanage is a shit! I don't like living in an orphanage! I will escape to the city and abandoned the orphanage. And this is our composition about Oliver Twist fil,.

And this is our composition about Oliver Twist fil,.

Redaction Oliver Twist

Hello, we are Jesús Fernández and Pau Vilaró, and we will talk about the orphanages in Dicken's times. Our opinion, in that in those times, the conditions were very poor, in comparation of the orphanages of today. In this years, the environment of the orphanages is better, than another years. Today, the orphanages are really good conditions, there are very acondicionanted and are part of the governament of a state. We don`t live this conditions, becouse we live in a family, and in spain, the conditions of the orphanages are really good. I don't like it anything, becouse is a son bad thing of his rutine has a lot of luck becouse a lot of children lie on that buildings.

6.Imagine that you can change things at that time. Mention the kind of things you’ll improve and why.

We’d fix the dirtiness problem that existed in the streets in the Dickens’ time, because we think it’s important to keep the environment clean in order to prevent diseases. Also, we’d want to change the way of living that the little boys had to live; it was too hard, they lost their innocence too soon. The children didn’t have to act as adults but like the children did. The next thing we’d change about Dicken’s society is the work conditions of the factories proletarians: they worked all the day long- without rests of any type, without drinking or eating at all- in overwhelming temperatures and dangerous environments for wages which couldn’t cover all their necessities.

Finally, we’ll change the fake English rich people way of life, based on winning money by torturing the poor ones who didn’t have the necessary to live.

E.Calavia, P.Llusera, A.Gómez 4thB