In this work, Mr. Bumble and Edward Leeford agree to throw a locket and a ring in a river, while another scene shows Mr. Sowerberry and Noah Claypole fighting the protagonist. After wrongfully being accused of stealing a handkerchief, the protagonist of this work stays with (*) Mr. Brownlow and meets a girl named Nancy, who is later murdered by her boyfriend Bill Sikes. The Artful Dodger and the title character pickpocket
In this work, Mr. Bumble and Edward Leeford agree to throw a locket and a ring in a river, while another scene shows Mr. Sowerberry and Noah Claypole fighting the protagonist. After wrongfully being accused of stealing a handkerchief, the protagonist of this work stays with (*) Mr. Brownlow and meets a girl named Nancy, who is later murdered by her boyfriend Bill Sikes. The Artful Dodger and the title character pickpocket in a group led by Fagin, who is hanged in the end of the novel. For ten points, name this Charles Dickens work about an orphan who asks, "Please, sir, I want some more."
In this work, Mr. Bumble and Edward Leeford agree to throw a locket and a ring in a river, while another scene shows Mr. Sowerberry and Noah Claypole fighting the protagonist.
Oliver Twist