"Moll Flanders," written by Daniel Defoe, tells the story of an adventurous woman born in Newgate Prison. The narrative follows Moll's life as she navigates through various social classes in 17th-century England. Her quest for financial security and love leads her to marry several men and engage in various schemes, including theft and deception, to achieve her goals. Despite her criminal activities, Moll is portrayed with a sense of resilience and intelligence, making her a complex character who reflects on her choices and morality.