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Abstract: This research article delves into the examination of narrative techniques within the novels of Charles Dickens, conducting a comparative analysis to unveil the distinctive features that characterize his storytelling. The objective is to dissect the evolution of Dickens' narrative style across a selection of his iconic works. The exploration encompasses the rich historical and literary context of the Victorian era, providing insights into the societal influences shaping Dickens' narratives. The study scrutinizes key elements such as characterization, plot structure, setting, and atmosphere, aiming to unravel how Dickens intricately weaves together these components to create engaging and memorable stories. Additionally, the research scrutinizes Dickens' adept use of social commentary, highlighting how his novels serve as platforms for critique on prevalent issues of poverty, class disparity, and institutional flaws. The analysis extends to the examination of narrative voice, point of view, symbolism, and imagery, elucidating how these choices contribute to the overall impact of Dickens' storytelling. Overall, this article contributes to a nuanced understanding and appreciation of Charles Dickens' literary legacy.