This could be a SPOILER for any who are not familiar with Fagin's end as Dickens wrote it.

Strange - as awed as I was by Barney Clark's Oliver who I now consider the loveliest and most wistful of them all . . I did not expect a scene of really emotional power. But this scene did it for me. (And no, I don't think Barney is by any means the best actor to take the role. But he does very well here.)

At the ending, Oliver comes to visit Fagin who is in prison and raving in terror of the gallows. Tender-hearted Oliver cannot forget Fagin's kindliness toward him and earnestly tries to render some comfort.
"Fagin, you were kind to me," Oliver says. Fagin embraces him. And this scene follows--
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