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Sunday night, so that they could better help poor Oliver. Mrs Maylie wanted to ask Mr Brownlow for help. So she went to him and told him about Nancy’s secret. On Sunday night Mr Brownlow and Mrs Maylie went to London Bridge. Nancy arrived too. She told them where they could find Monks and what he looked like, but did not betray Fagin and Sikes, because she loved him. Unfortunately, Fagin understood Nancy was planning something to help Oliver and so asked one of his boys to follow her. When Fagin was told about the secret meeting he got furious. Also Sikes got furious and killed poor Nancy. The day after Mr Brownlow, who had understood who Monks was, went to him and obliged him to sign a piece of paper which told the truth about Oliver and his father’s will: Monks was Oliver’s halfbrother. Monks’s mum was bad and had left her husband. Monks’s father had met and loved a sweet girl, Agnes. His dad had made a will in favour of Agnes and her child Oliver, but Monks’s mum had found the will and destroyed it. That’s why Monks had thrown the ring into the river.
THE END OF THE STORY The police found Fagin and put him in prison. Charley Bates and Toby Crackit escaped and hid on Jacob’s Island, a very poor and dirty part of London. Sikes wanted to hide in the same house too, but the police found him there. Everybody called him ‘Murderer’ and he knew he would have been sentenced to death. He tried to escape from the roof, using a long rope but lost his balance and died. Eventually, Fagin was hanged for all his crimes. Charley Bates became a honest person and Monks went to America and died in prison there. Mr Bumble became very poor and went to live in a workhouse. Mr Brownlow adopted Oliver. Dr Losberne and Mrs Maylie bought a house near Mr Brownlow. Oliver loved his new family very much.
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