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Do You Think Positive Or Negative Choices In The Life Of Oliver

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No matter what one goes through in a lifetime you have two choices, the first choice think positive or the second choice think negative. Similar to Anne, Oliver always thought positive even though sometimes thing did not go his way. During Oliver’s life, he was lonely, so when Dodge befriended him he took a chance on him. However it did not go as plan and Oliver soon realized that he was not the person he should hang around with, because “if Oliver stays with the thieves, he might end up “hanged,” but his refusal to engage in pickpocketing saves him from this fate,“ (Crain 7-8). This changes when he gets kidnapped by Nancy. Nancy takes him away from Mr. Brownlow, she takes him back to Fagin. Oliver thinks positive so that he can return to

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