What did Oliver think of Fagin and his boys?

Oliver Twist viewed Fagin and his gang with a mix of fear and curiOSity. Although he was initially fascinated by their camaraderie and the excitement of their lifestyle, he quickly recognized their moral corruption and the criminal activities they engaged in. Fagin’s manipulative nature and the boys' harsh realities made Oliver feel trapped and desperate for a better life, ultimately leading him to seek a way out of their world.