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I read that Abel Magwitch represents the Biblical character Abel, while his well-off nemesis Compeyson represents Cain. Anyone have any comments on this?
It came to my mind too... After all, he was a sheep farmer, just as biblical Abel, wasn't he?
Are you sure Dickens refers to New South Wales in Australia? There was also one in Canada at the time... Slamazzar ( talk) 02:19, 16 August 2009 (UTC)
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I read that Abel Magwitch represents the Biblical character Abel, while his well-off nemesis Compeyson represents Cain. Anyone have any comments on this?
It came to my mind too... After all, he was a sheep farmer, just as biblical Abel, wasn't he?
Are you sure Dickens refers to New South Wales in Australia? There was also one in Canada at the time... Slamazzar ( talk) 02:19, 16 August 2009 (UTC)