Review Short Story: The Perils of Certain English Prisoners

Title                  :  The Perils of Certain English Prisoners

Writer               : Charles Dicken

Date Written     : 1857

    "The Perils of Certain English Prisoners" by Charles Dickens recounts the adventures of two convicts, Richard and Edward, who are caught up in political injustice and attempt to escape from Dartmoor prison. 

Pros:

      The story takes us on an exciting adventure in a special and unfamiliar place. The characters face challenges surviving on a deserted island, creating a thrilling and suspenseful atmosphere.

    The story tells about friendship and togetherness as people from different backgrounds unite to tackle challenges and support each other. This part of the story can be touching and heartwarming.

     The story gives important information about the history of the Napoleonic Wars and how Britain and France interacted during that time. It helps readers understand more about that historical period.

Cons:

   This story may be a bit hard for some readers because it uses complex language, especially for those who aren't used to the way people spoke and wrote during the Victorian era.

     The story talks about tough times in prison and the dangers the characters face, which might make some readers uncomfortable, especially if they prefer lighter or happier stories.

My comment about the story:

    "The Perils of Certain English Prisoners" is an interesting and engaging story that can give us new insights into the social and political issues that occurred in the Victorian era.