🔍Nancy disguises herself and goes to the police station to inquire about Oliver's whereabouts.
🚶♀️Nancy acts as a woman searching for her little brother to avoid suspicion.
🔑Nancy carries a door key as a symbol of her respectability and safe home.
📚Mr. Brownlow puts Oliver to a test by sending him on an errand to prove his innocence.
😡Mr. Grimwig suspects Oliver of being a thief and warns Mr. Brownlow about his true nature.
Why does Nancy take on the mission to rescue Oliver?
—Nancy cares for Oliver and wants to ensure his safety, risking her own life for his freedom.
How does Nancy maintain her cover while searching for Oliver?
—Nancy disguises herself as a woman searching for her little brother, using a clean apron and a straw bonnet.
What does Nancy carry with her that symbolizes respectability?
—Nancy carries a door key, indicating that she has a safe and respectable home.
Why does Mr. Brownlow send Oliver on an errand?
—Mr. Brownlow wants to prove to his friend that Oliver is a good kid and not a thief.
Why does Mr. Grimwig warn Mr. Brownlow about Oliver?
—Mr. Grimwig suspects that Oliver may join his old friends, the thieves, and deceive Mr. Brownlow.
00:21Nancy disguises herself and heads to the police station to inquire about Oliver.
00:49Nancy acts as a woman looking for her little brother to avoid suspicion.
01:10Nancy carries a door key as a symbol of her respectability and safe home.
01:35Mr. Brownlow sends Oliver on an errand to prove his innocence.
01:58Mr. Grimwig warns Mr. Brownlow about Oliver's possible involvement in theft.
