Checkpoint 5 clue

Death Wish 1854: What do Charles Dickens and Charles Bronson have in common? Only the shared name of a movie and a book. The Dickens book is a satire on the Victorian family and the philosophies of a society which sought to turn men into machines. In the movie, Bronson is a strong, yet silent, streetfighting machine. You’re looking for the West Bank establishment that also shares the movie/book title.

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