Charlesdickens Stories

These notes have been getting dusty sitting in my drafts for so long. I used them when I sat my GCSEs when I was 16. I hope they'll be of help to someone now. #GCSE #AChristmasCarol #grade9 #englishliterature #studying #school #GCSEs #GCSEhelp #Scrooge

This is a mini biography on Charles Dickens. It may not be great grammar but I tried my best. I do not appreciate nasty comments. Thank you for taking your time to read this. Message me if you would like a mini-ish biography on someone you like. (Must be someone famous)

The time is set in 2017. We have an 18 year old Oliver who has grown up and no longer is stuck with Faggin. He found his way up through a reasonable family. Working with average pay from his uncle. It's going great so far, but his past soon meets up with him. Who did he leave behind? What did he ACTUALLY accomplish? and can he take more?

Second book of Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit'

Oliver Twist; or, the Parish Boy's Progress is Charles Dickens's second novel, and was first published as a serial 1837-39. The story centres on orphan Oliver Twist, born in a workhouse and sold into apprenticeship with an undertaker. (COMPLETED).

"Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens - Short analysis

This is a collection of soliloquies written by me. They are not original characters but I do take requests whether you want a pre-existing character to have a soliloquy or an original character

Fronting It' follows three young boys, Kyon, Brandon and Patrick overworked and underfed. During break one day, they play Rock Paper Scissors, where the loser has to ask for more food. One of these boys will get more, but it may not be more of what they want. Fronting It is a modern comedic retelling of the More scene from Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist.

What happened to Scrooge for the remainder of that Christmas Day after being visited by the four spirits? This is a hitherto lost manuscript that many believe Dickens kept hidden from the world, and it gives his original tale a sick and sordid twist.

A variety of of works written by me from 2013 and onwards. Essays, poems, short stories, one shots; set tasks, random ideas, and dream-inspired.

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A lot of people know about Charles Dickens, but not many know about Mary Hogarth, the younger sister of Catherine Dickens (who is Charles Dicken's wife). Charles got extremely close to Mary when she moved in to their house at age 16 to learn from her sister on how to become a proper lady. Maybe a bit too close, for when she died at age 17 of an unknown illness, he requested to be buried next to her, and later divorced his wife Catherine! This is what I imagine it could of have been like if Charles did not treat Catherine very well (he probably actually didn't but my version is what did not happen, but could've). Charles took a fancy to Mary and despite being Charles being in love with her, she got even more close with her sister Catherine. Catherine's mood did change quite a lot but that was only due to her having 10 babies and being physically and mentally exhausted. This version is my version, and all characters rights go to them, theirselves, but these events did not actually happen but could of have if they did, so disclaimer this is not 100% factually accurate despite some things being true.

A Tale of Two Cities poem. If Sydney Carton had a chance to write a last farewell to Lucie Manette before his execution at the Guillotine.

Great Expectations is the thirteenth novel by Charles Dickens and his penultimate completed novel it is a Bildungsroman that depicts the personal growth and personal development of an orphan nicknamed Pip. (Philip Pirrip) It is Dickens's second novel, after David Copperfield, to be fully narrated in the first person. Here you will find key ideas about the plot, characters etc... Furthermore, some timed writes that I have done myself personally in my lessons and some annotations of some extracts with some key moments from the novel itself I hope this helps and enjoy! (I am having to put this novel as fiction but please bare in mind this is a Bildungsroman novel)

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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... Set in Paris and London against the backdrop of the French Revolution. A Tale of Two Cities tells the story of Lucie Manette and her father Alexandre, held captive in Paris's notorious Bastille prison for eighteen years. When Alexandre is finally released, the Manettes find themselves caught up in the lives of a French aristocrat and an English lawyer who compete for the love of Lucie. The ensuring tale of violence and revenge depicts the plight of the peasantry, the brutality of the early revolutionaries, and the menacing shadow of the guillotine. Serialised in Dickens's own literary periodical in 1859. A Tale of Two Cities is one of the best-known works of literature set during the French Revolution.

Relato corto sobre las emociones, desde el egocentrismo a la esperanza. Basada en hechos reales, una catástrofe que sufrió el propio escritor e involucró a personas de distinto origen con un destino en común.