Klein Dorrit: Roman in zwei Büchern Volume 9-10

The detailed depiction of institutions like the Marshalsea prison adds depth to the story. I'm curious if Dickens drew from personal experiences or observations.

Her growth feels both heartbreaking and inspiring. I wonder how Dickens aimed to evoke empathy for characters caught in societal systems.

The critiques of wealth and privilege still resonate today, but I'm curious about how Dickens' Victorian context shapes his commentary.