OLIVER TWIST : Oliver’s Recovery

         Bill Sykes and Toby Crackit laid Oliver in a dry ditch and started to run.  It was a very cold night, and Oliver lay where Sikes had left him. In the morning, Oliver awoke. He was so weak that he could barely sit up. He tried to stand and he saw a house not far away. But the house was same that they tried to rob.  He had no choice because he was in pain. When he knocked on the door, a servant opened it. . Moments later, the young woman returned and said that the boy was to be carried up to Mr. Giles’s room. Then she sent another servant to get a doctor. There were two women, Mrs. Maylie and Rose. After that, two policemen came and Dr. Losberne talked with Giles. Giles confused because he was not even sure that he had shot anyone.  After the police left, Oliver tried to tell the doctor and the two women about his story. He had to stop often because of pain and lack of strength and he told them how he had been treated during his short life. Slowly, over the next few weeks, Oliver grew stronger and Oliver was taken by Dr. Losberne to Mr. Brownlow’s house. But now Mr. Brownlow’s house had a for rent sign in the window. Oliver terribly disappointed. He wanted to tell him what happened the day he disappeared.  He wanted to clear his name to Mr. Brownlow. After that, the women took Oliver to a country cottage. It was a happy time to Oliver and two women. Oliver grew very close to the kind women who had saved him, and they to him.