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How did Charles Dickens give two different examples of rich people? Explain referring to the Murdstones and the Peggottys from the novel(David Copperfield).
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How did Charles Dickens give two different examples of rich people? Explain referring to the Murdstones and the Peggottys from the novel(David Copperfield).

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charles dickens used the Murdstones as a evil type of rich who used his money to make more money in bad ways, whereas the Peggottys were a nice type of rich who shaped Charles' future and were nice to him and the people around them.

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