Mrs. Mailey and Rose had been discussing whether Oliver should be sent to prison or not, considering his circumstances and his young age.

Oliver was put to bed because he was exhausted and had fallen into a deep sleep after being carried to a warm room.

"Two of the servants sat in the kitchen with their guns on the table.

He told her about his story in the workhouse , Mr Brownlow , and the robbery .

Chapter 6 reflects themes of compassion and empathy, as Rose and Mrs. Mailey consider Oliver's difficult circumstances and question whether he should be judged

She asked "Do you believe his story?"

He did because he caught a fever after lying outside in the rain in addition to his broken arm.

Rose offered to teach him to read.

Yes, she did.

He went to the house he had broken into .

Oliver lay in the ditch half awake

The first thing he did was to thank Rose