The sympathetic experience of Oliver Twist, especially his adventures through the criminal world of London, arouses its readers’ awareness of inhumanity of urban life forced by capitalism and their sympathy for the unfortunate and poor people. The unreal plot and characters make up the primary flaws. The ending plot is so complex that confuses readers. For example, the kind gentleman Mr. Brownlow always appeared in time to save Oliver at critical moments. Fagin and Bill are unrealistically ruthless. Mr. Brownlow is simply kind.