The Plot - Coketown is a grimy, smelly industrial town in northern

Plot - Coketown is a dirty smelly industrial city in the north of England where houses and the sky are blackened by smoke from factories and chimneys. One of its major citizens is Thomas Gradgrind, a future councilor and governor of a local school. Plot Coketown is a dirty smelly industrial city in northern England. Houses and sky are blackened by smoke from factories and chimneys. One of its major citizens is Thomas Gradgrind, a future councilor and governor of a local school.

The story takes place in a fictitious town coquettown. Coketown was representative of a typical industrial city in northern England; many people think that Coketown has some similarities with Preston and Manchester, but Dickens has never been there before . The Industrial Revolution did a lot of work to promote the British economy, but Dickens revealed the dark side of the industrial revolution, including slums, poverty, and the monotonous inanimate existence of many people. Mr. Gradgrind 's model school in difficult times is not a real school. When Dickens put all together, he thinks that the mistaken entry of the educational system into this school shows contempt for the educational system.

Both books are in industrial cities. Haynes did not mention about his town, but it is located north of England. Dickens named his town a coquettown. It is an important part of iron smelting, it was very important in the Victorian and industrial revolution. Both authors showed that children in their books have no future. They left school only knowing enough things to take them to factories and coal mines. Haines injected the positive influence of "Bowstring for Gaze" into Mr. Billing's image of Farthing. Mr. Farthing is a kind and kind person who is far from the harsh environment Billy lives in. There is nothing worth living in "difficult times"

The family of Thomas Gradgrind is ruled by the fact The school is in the northern industrial city, Coketown, and he is leading him as well. Because of her unreal growth experience, he was dissatisfied with Sissy Jupe for her unreal growth experience: when he found a child he was shocked I will work there. He and Josiah Bounderby, self-employed men, bankers, businessmen and owner of the Coketown factory decided to leave Sissy out of school, and they decided that her father was missing I found it. Gradgring offered her a house on condition that it could not be contacted with the circus any more.