As aventuras do sr. Pickwick

The book is full of witty characters and funny escapades, but I wonder how Dickens used humor to highlight the social issues of his time. Did the humor make the critique more effective or more approachable?

Their friendship and shared adventures felt genuine and heartwarming. I'm curious if others saw their bond as a reflection of real friendships or just literary charm.

The episodic format keeps the story lively and humorous, but I wonder if Dickens intended this to mirror the serialized publication or if it was a creative choice from the start.