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  IMPORTANCE OF BOOKS Books are our best friends. They give us knowledge, improve our thinking, and help us understand the world better. Books play an important role in a student’s life as they provide information, ideas, and inspiration. They guide us through different subjects like science, history, literature, and more. Reading books regularly improves our vocabulary, grammar, and language skills. Books also teach us moral values, discipline, and good habits. Storybooks and novels help us understand human emotions, relationships, and different cultures. They help us become more creative and imaginative. Books like biographies and autobiographies of great personalities motivate us to do better in life. In the modern world, people are more attracted to mobile phones and the internet, but the knowledge we get from books is deep and long-lasting. Digital tools may give quick answers, but books provide detailed explanations and help build a strong base of knowledge. Students shoul...

CONFESSION OF MONKS (OLIVER TWIST)



Q. Describe the confession of Monks. (Chapter-15)

Ans: Monks' confession is a crucial moment that uncovers important facts about Oliver's past. Monks, whose real name is Edward Leeford, turns out to be Oliver's half-brother. During his confession, Monks admits to scheming with Fagin to corrupt Oliver and stop him from rightfully inheriting his fortune. He explains how he got rid of proof of Oliver's parentage by destroying the only proof of Oliver’s identity by throwing it in the river through the trap door. Monks was driven by greed and anger towards his mother's wishes, aiming to deny Oliver what rightfully belonged to him.


His confession reveals why he acted so cruelly towards Oliver and exposes the deceitful plans he and Fagin devised. This revelation becomes a turning point, leading to Oliver being acknowledged and finding his rightful place in society.


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