Many unforgettable characters from Dickens' novels are vividly used as examples in pointing out the selfishness of society. One of t

Dickens is valued chiefly as an entertainer, and above all, as a creator of a huge gallery of comic, pleasant, and villainous characters. His vivid powers of characterization mirror the human struggles within social institutions of London life. In addition Dickens' observations of the parliamentary process allow him to become an advocate of reform, and his sympathy for the downtrodden contributes greatly to tell a story through his memorable characters such as the poor orphan boy Oliver Twist. The desire to shame society into treating the poor with respect and generosity is a motivating force that drives him to write about social issues of Victorian England using illustrious characters.

Besides the greediness that Dickens satirically criticizes about in the Victorian society, he also exposes snobbery and the falsity of dreaming of living in a world of luxurious "gentlemanly" idleness through the c

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