Turning points in 'Oliver Twist'
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I can explore how a turning point in a narrative affects a character’s emotions.
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Inferring meaning can help us to build our understanding of the story.
A turning point in a narrative is a pivotal moment that significantly alters the course of the story.
Turning points can evoke a range of emotions in the character.
We can track a character’s emotions on an emotions graph.
The author creates a turning point in the story by having a cliffhanger where Oliver is potentially fatally wounded.
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