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What verdict is reached in Fagin's trial?
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He is found innocent and released
He is found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment
He is acquitted and released due to a mistrial
He is found guilty and sentenced to death
What does Fagin's sentence indicate about the British justice system in the Victorian era?
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It was lenient and gave multiple chances for appeals and reconsiderations
It was slow and often postponed sentences for long periods
It was swift and lacked provisions for appeal or due process
It was unjust and often excused serious offenses
What is Fagin's state of mind while he is in his jail cell?
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He is calm and accepting of his fate
He is unrepentant and scared
He is relieved and happy
He is remorseful and grieving
Why do Brownlow and Oliver visit Fagin in his cell?
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To express their forgiveness and offer Fagin a chance to repent
To inform Fagin about the impending execution and say goodbye
To inquire about some papers hidden in Fagin's apartment
To convince Fagin to confess and reveal the names of his accomplices
