Mr. Bumble was a 19th Century social worker. Off-topic, but an observation.
Yes. Bumble was Dicken’s “unfeeling” (or at least unwilling to act on any compassionate feelings) parish beadle in Oliver Twist. As such, he was in charge of little Oliver’s workhouse, where, of course, he humiliated and sometimes beat up the charges/residents (inmates?). He married, unhappily, “for money” and eventually wound up a resident (inmate?) in the very workhouse where he formerly “Lorded it over” the poor and orphaned. A “poetic justice” ending for Bumble, it seems.