Because of such kind of idea, Charles Dickens firmly believed that the oppressed at the bottom of the society have basic right to fight against the aristocrats for their inhumanity. But when the time finally came, the flame of revenge and violence leaded to Dickens’ fear for the distorted soul and his idea that forgiveness and benevolence were the solution as a powerful weapon for this bizarre world. From this, it is obvious that even if the dark side of the society was strongly criticized, the denial of violence in breaking down the old corrupt system seemed to be weak and
