Finn's awkwardness keeps him inoffensive, but it thoroughly obviates the dramatic arc that's the whole point of Dickens'  If success doesn't change Finn for the worse, then his rejection of the high life doesn't entail the same kind of sacrifices--or come as a consequence of some harrowing epiphany.
Finn is inoffensive because he is awkward.
Finn's awkwardness doesn't obviate the dramatic arc that was the whole point of Dickens.
The kid is playing on a skateboard.
An artist paints a young person's face and the artist also has a painted face and colorful hair.
There are dogs outdoors.
A couple showing love for each other outdoors.
Jon grabbed his rapier as he stood up.
That wrinkle you had didn't keep me up at all.