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Mr Bumble and Mrs Corney

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Mr Bumble and Mrs Corney

Mr Bumble and Mrs Corney taking tea

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1836 Bumble Dickens Oliver Taking Twist Corney


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This image, published by Mary Evans Picture Library in 1836, transports us back in time to the intricately woven world of Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist." In this charming scene, we find two of the novel's most memorable characters, Mr. Bumble, the beadle of the workhouse, and Mrs. Corney, the workhouse matron, taking a momentary respite from their duties to enjoy a cup of tea. Mr. Bumble, portrayed here with a stern expression and a well-worn uniform, was once a parish officer before being reduced to the humiliating position of a workhouse beadle. He is known for his cruelty and arrogance, but also for his loyalty to the system that has left Oliver Twist and his fellow orphans in such dire circumstances. Mrs. Corney, on the other hand, is depicted as a plump, kind-hearted woman, who, despite her role in the workhouse, shows moments of compassion and humanity. Her presence in this scene adds a layer of complexity to the characters, revealing that even those who seem most unsympathetic can possess redeeming qualities. The image of Mr. Bumble and Mrs. Corney taking tea is a poignant reminder of the intricacies of Dickens' storytelling and the depth of his characters. The presence of books in the background further emphasizes the importance of knowledge and education in the face of adversity. This historical photograph, with its intricate details and rich storytelling, offers a glimpse into the world of "Oliver Twist" and the lives of its unforgettable characters.

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