Question

character sketch of shoemaker from chapter the shoemaker by Charles's Dickens ​.

Answer 1

Following is the character sketch of the shoemaker:

Explanation:

• The shoemaker was really old and has lost his senses.

• He resided eighteen years in prison and this made him physically and mentally removed from the world.

• He had suffered greatly and appeared to have lost all sense of time, place, and self. Despite being out of prison, he still seemed "buried alive" when first looked at.  

• He looked more dead than alive, with withered body, a hollow face, and hands so thin that they appeared transparent.  

• On being confronted his mind seemed wasted and starved to the point of being able to understand only the most basic questions and to focus only on his work.