I scrap your back you scrap mine
Six months after the death of his father, David Copperfiel is born at Blunderstone together with his mother and their loyal female help Peggotty. He has no complaints about his youth. The relationship with his only parent, his mother is quite good. But after his mother secretly marries Mr Murdstone it starts to get worse. Mr Murdstone is a cold, mean man who dominates the relationship between David and mum. Mr Murdstone only seems to love her money.His dictatorial stepfather sends him as a result of revolting to the boarding school "Salem House". At the terrible school his only way to survive is to have friends. He makes two new friends. The briliant James Steerforth and the intense kind-hearted Tommy Traddles. At his tenth birthday he suddenly has got to leave the school. His mother namely died. Miss Peggotty is fired by Murdstone after ages of loyal work. He can't stay home and is send to London. There he works for a man who ends up in prison. After this man (Micawber) goes to prison David hikes to Dover. He still knows he's got an aunt in Dover. Aunt Betsey Trotwood has never been fond of David. When Davids mother was pregna
Every time I read a book that has a child with a bit of a traumatic first 15 years of his live I thank God on my naked knies ( Dutch expression) that I had an almost problemless youth. If you don't have got a father or mother only at your tenth birthday, you have got very bad luck. Your parents should raise you, teach you manners and tell you something about their knowledge of life. David had to raise hisself. He was on a boarding school, but the book is so negative about the school I can't believe it educates his character. After weeks of searching and near-starvation the two men at last find two very heavy jobs for themselves at a hotel, which they leave a month later to go and work in a newly-opened restaurant. Not long after, Orwell leaves for England and Boris is not mentioned again in the book. nt she hoped that she would get a daughter. Because then its name would be Betsey. But when the desperate David rings her bell she forgets all her disapointments and invites him to stay. But he's obliged to succeed his school. During his schooltime he lives in the house of Mr Wickfield and his beautiful daugther Agnes. David falls in love. After he graduated he goes back to London and becomes a student clerk for the lawyer office "Spenlow and Jorkins". 5. In my opinion, there is no climax in the book, neither is there a key moment. This is not so surprising, as the book is a description of a way of life, not an account of one experience or adventure. In the beginning of the book Orwell is a poor man-in the end he is too, with no real prospects for improvement. So no great change takes place in the story; there is no dramatic incident affecting the rest of the story-there is no key moment or climax.
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Approximate Word count = 2792
Approximate Pages = 11 (250 words per page double spaced)
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