Dorrit is a girl whose father has been in prison ever since. Unable to pay her debts, the entire family is forced to spend their days in a cell. Satta king

Dorrit thinks of the outside world and wants to see it.

This excerpt introduces you to the family and her life in prison. The novel is about how they get out and how Dorrit will never forget the kindness of those who helped her.

Important things to do: Injustice for the poor is often reserved in the law. “Little Dorrit” clearly shows there works in society.

It's up to the government to jail people for defaulting on their loans, a historical practice the writer hated as her own father was similarly punished. The story reveals how the rich lure the poor and then imprison them instead of punishing them.