💔Oliver Twist is subjected to physical abuse and confinement in a dark room.
😨Mr. Gamfield, a chimney sweep, is introduced as a cruel and greedy character.
🤝Oliver's plea to not go with Mr. Gamfield is supported by the magistrates.
💰The workhouse board avoids paying a reward for Oliver's apprenticeship.
😡Oliver is offered an apprenticeship with Mr. Sowerberry, but faces mistreatment from Mrs. Sowerberry.
What kind of abuse does Oliver endure at the workhouse?
—Oliver is held in a dark room, washed in cold water, and whipped in front of the other boys.
Who is Mr. Gamfield?
—Mr. Gamfield is a chimney sweep who is introduced as cruel and abusive.
Why does Oliver beg not to go with Mr. Gamfield?
—Oliver fears the mistreatment and abuse he would face from Mr. Gamfield.
Why does Oliver refuse the offer to be a ship's boy?
—Oliver would rather face beatings and confinement than go with Mr. Gamfield.
How does Oliver's situation improve at the Sowerberry's?
—Oliver is offered an apprenticeship with Mr. Sowerberry, but faces mistreatment from Mrs. Sowerberry.
00:01Oliver Twist is subjected to physical abuse and confinement in a dark room at the workhouse.
00:09Mr. Gamfield, a chimney sweep, is introduced as a cruel and greedy character.
00:12Oliver's plea to not go with Mr. Gamfield is supported by the magistrates.
00:14The workhouse board avoids paying a reward for Oliver's apprenticeship.
00:17Oliver is offered an apprenticeship with Mr. Sowerberry, but faces mistreatment from Mrs. Sowerberry.
00:20Oliver prefers beatings and confinement over going with Mr. Gamfield.
00:23Oliver's fear of mistreatment from Mr. Gamfield is supported by the magistrates.
00:25Oliver's rejected apprenticeship doesn't come with a reward.
