I'm afraid one plot hole you have about Oliver's origin and his mother is the one located in your head for not taking more care of yourself, your eyes, etc. just like how important it is to know an enemy. Oliver happens to represent the one boy who falls into place just like the "chosen one" the dark angel finds to have a baby every thousand years. You can also call it the resonance cascade depicted in Half-Life, the video game. Oliver Twist came along in a system primed for someone in just of his tastes. That very system is the same one that has been practiced for milleniums: lots of *beep* esp. in desperation for change and sudden happiness. In other words, with lots of regrets, there is much for peace; a chosen sin to undo others. Oliver's placement comes much more easily in our reality where we have came and went among hundreds of other parents oblivious of others like themselves.
Oliver Twist may have been a blessing from generations of *beep* so to speak, or else there wouldn't be many orphans to pass along and make way as we picks out the shortest piece of string, but he came along like Christine in The End of Days. That would be the very reason why he was the one who got the shortest string. However, Oliver had the last name "Twist," like a bet from the ones who raised him for much of his childhood. Especially from older folks, Oliver was blessed with a lot of love before his grandmother died, right? He had to. His rare existence came from people who happened to choose to thrive for him instead of letting him go free into a working society; possibly monstrous, deeply fearsome. For example, notice how keen Dodger was about moving fast through the alleyways full of lost souls. They were in a century, or decade, where too many are born for a sympathetic regard to a greater city in the future. This is how the thieves happened to be young boys under the care of a clever thief leader: poverty-wary women subside to second and third-thoughts to take place of the ramping sex appeal, which still goes on today, of course for that very freedom so inspiring.
That all being said, the only plot-holes are neglected things to be done about the writing, casting, acting, and setting that couldn't be done in a money-thriving society that gives opportunity to speed. If they had more time to work on the movie, vaguely never to be released, the plots would be constantly be replaced. Instead, you got very poor directors (not poor and in unprofessional, but rather burdened) who simply don't have enough time to make one film as universally rich as it possibly could be. The rest of the "plot-holes" are things an education is required for. Otherwise, you'd be a dog who would be lucky to have an owner help him find joy in watching a movie with little education! Think of Halloween. The plot is understood that there are tons of wonders of the brains we have and feel without ever needing a scientist to tell us how much of a mystery the brain still is! So Michael Myers exists in a paranormal reality developed from his childhood enraged by a small room to keep him from the world his murders placed him. Those things are understood, esp. by A+ students in school. They are older now and probably forgot those feelings once-felt. You all have a chance to renew them... with education.
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