A Christmas Carol Isolation quotes and analysis
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- Isolation
- Solitary as an Oyster
- Describes Scrooge's state at the start of the book
- This metaphor shows how scrooge never wished to engage with other people
- Describes Scrooge's state at the start of the book
- I wish to be left alone
- Talking to the Gentlemen about charitable giving
- Scrooge was not interested in continuing the convo, had no wish to help others
- Talking to the Gentlemen about charitable giving
- There he sat, quite alone
- Belle's husband tells her of how Scrooge is now
- Scrooge has declined since his youth and has become a twisted character
- Belle's husband tells her of how Scrooge is now
- A solitary child
- Scrooge is alone at school although within reach of other children
- From the start of his life Scrooge chooses isolation over companionship
- Scrooge is alone at school although within reach of other children
- Scrooge was his sole executer, his sole friend and his sole mourner
- Relationship with Marley
- Marley is similar to Scrooge in his lack of friends and companions. Repetition of word sole emphasizes isolation
- Relationship with Marley
- No beggars implored him to bestow a trifle
- Describes his state at the start of the book
- Scrooge is well known for all the wrong reasons
- Describes his state at the start of the book
- Solitary as an Oyster
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