Authority should be questioned when it is unjust from "summary" of Oliver Twist by Madhubun
In a world where the powerful often impose their will upon the weak, the necessity to challenge systems that perpetuate injustice becomes evident. Characters like Oliver Twist embody the plight of those marginalized by an indifferent society. The oppressive nature of institutions, particularly the workhouse system, reveals a stark reality: authority can become a tool for oppression rather than a means of protection. Oliver’s journey through hardship highlights the moral imperative to question the legitimacy of those in power. The cruel treatment he receives serves as a poignant reminder that not all leaders act in the best interest of the vulnerable. The indifference of the workhouse officials and the harsh conditions faced by the orphans ref...
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