🔍Oliver Twist is enticed into a life of crime by Fagin's gang.
💼Fagin plans a burglary where Oliver unwittingly plays a crucial role.
💰The gang's motive is financial gain, using Oliver's innocence as a tool.
😱Oliver is exposed to graphic crime stories, adding to his fear and desperation.
🔫Bill Sikes, a menacing figure, threatens Oliver's life to ensure obedience.
How does Oliver become involved in Fagin's gang?
—Oliver is convinced by Jack Dawkins and Charley Bates that a life of thievery is a viable option. He is then taken in by Fagin.
What is Fagin's plan for Oliver?
—Fagin aims to isolate Oliver and manipulate him into becoming a criminal by exploiting his vulnerability and need for human connection.
What role does Oliver play in the planned burglary?
—Oliver is selected to be the one to break into the house using a small drill bit, under the direction of Bill Sikes.
How does Oliver feel about his involvement in the criminal activities?
—Oliver is frightened by the graphic crime book given to him by Fagin and prays to be saved from a life of crime.
What does Bill Sikes do to ensure Oliver's obedience?
—Bill holds a pistol to Oliver's head and threatens to shoot him if he disobeys or goes against his wishes.
00:01The video begins with Oliver Twist being left alone in a dark and dirty house.
00:15Jack Dawkins and Charley Bates try to persuade Oliver to join Fagin's gang.
00:22Fagin and his gang talk about the benefits of a life of crime with Oliver.
01:02Fagin suggests using Oliver for a planned burglary, much to Bill Sikes' skepticism.
01:46Fagin tells Oliver that he will be accompanying Bill Sikes, warning him to obey.
