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Little Dorrit was the 11th novel of Charles Dickens.  The novel was published in installments from December of 1855 through June of 1857. It  was made into a British miniseries  in 2008.

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The novel Little Dorrit is in 2 parts Poverty and Wealth.

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The novel Little Dorrit is in 2 parts Poverty and Wealth.

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POVERTY

The first part of the novel, “Poverty,” introduces William Dorrit, who is an unsuccessful businessman but a gentleman of good character. He is sent to the Marshalsea debtors’ prison in London when he is unable to pay back the money which he had borrowed. The law allows for Dorrit’s family to live in his cell with him, so his wife and their two children, Fanny and Tip, join him. They have an additional child, Amy, who is born in prison. Amy is given the nickname Little Dorrit because of her small size.

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The second part of the book, “Wealth,” finds the Dorrit family regaining its social status and taking a trip through Europe. William is angry with Little Dorrit for not fitting into the high society of which they are now a part.

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Amy and William inside the Debtor's Prison

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William dies and gradually both Dorrit’s family and Arthur lose all their
money and end up at the debtor’s prison. But ultimately they are
freed from prison and Arthur and Amy are married.

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Arthur returns to London to see his mother after living for 20 years in China with his father he now plans to handle the family business. At his deathbed, his father had given him a mysterious message, murmuring "Your mother," which message that read 'DO NOT FORGET' and a watch .

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BOOK COVER

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A BBC SERIES