This literary criminal, described by Charles Dickens as a “loathsome reptile�?, trains a band of young boys to steal and make a living by pickpocketing.
- Bill Sikes
- Noah Claypole
- Mr. Brownlow
- Fagin
Answer
The correct answer is D) Fagin.
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