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Two adjectives that describe the works of Charles Dickens are: exaggerated, since many of his characters and the situations that they lived in their stories were exacerbated in order to account for the situations that the author considered erroneous or criticizable during the Victorian Era; and critics, since in his stories he always criticized the prevailing social system during the time he lived.
Thus, this English author, who wrote works such as "A tale of two cities" or "Oliver Twist", among many other best sellers, reflected in his works a vision of the social context in which the author lived, evaluating it and pointing out its main deficiencies through the exaggeration of the characteristics of certain characters.
