🏃Oliver escapes his pursuers in Chapter 28 and seeks refuge in a house.
🏚️Oliver seeks refuge in the same house he had tried to rob the night before.
🩹Oliver's wounds are treated by Mr. Losberne, a kind-hearted doctor.
🌟Oliver's story inspires sympathy and a desire to help from the occupants of the house.
🔄Oliver is given a second chance at life, away from the criminal environment he was forced into.
How does Oliver escape from his pursuers?
—Oliver manages to outrun his pursuers and finds refuge in a house.
Who treats Oliver's wounds?
—Mr. Losberne, a doctor, treats Oliver's wounds and sets his broken arm.
Why do the occupants of the house decide to help Oliver?
—After hearing Oliver's story, they feel sympathy for him and want to give him a second chance at a better life.
What does Oliver reveal about his past?
—Oliver shares the story of his life, including his experiences with Fagin and Mr. Sikes.
What is the significance of Oliver's second chance?
—Oliver's second chance offers him an opportunity to escape the criminal environment and lead a new life.
00:16Oliver escapes his pursuers and leaves them behind.
00:21Oliver stumbles upon the house he tried to rob and seeks refuge there.
00:29Oliver reaches the house and collapses on the doorstep.
00:31Giles and Brittles, the servants, answer the door and bring Oliver inside.
00:44Giles recognizes Oliver as the boy he shot during the break-in.
01:10Mr. Losberne, a doctor, is summoned to treat Oliver's wounds.
01:19Mr. Losberne requests Rose and her aunt, Mrs. Maylie, to accompany him to meet Oliver.
01:39Mrs. Maylie took in and raised Rose, who feels a connection to Oliver.
