A Christmas Carol Themes
- Created by: MorganSpeakman
- Created on: 07-01-21 12:01
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- A Christmas Carol Themes
- Family
- Stave 1
- Scrooges cold and loneliness juxtapose the warmth of family with Fred.
- Scrooge rejects his family in Fred as he repeatedly says 'good evening'
- Stave 2
- Scrooge see's his old family and sees Fan who he loved where it reminds him of Fred.
- A main turning point for his redemption?
- Scrooge see's his old family and sees Fan who he loved where it reminds him of Fred.
- Stave 5
- Scrooge becomes a second father to tiny Tim and becomes much closer with the rest of the Cratchit family as well as his own family, Fred.
- Scrooge is much happier perhaps showing the impact of family.
- Scrooge becomes a second father to tiny Tim and becomes much closer with the rest of the Cratchit family as well as his own family, Fred.
- Stave 3
- Scrooge is shown the Cratchit family struggling but there still positive outlook.
- Bob is still thank full towards Scrooge for the meal despite how he it treated at work.
- Scrooge is shown the Cratchit family struggling but there still positive outlook.
- Stave 4
- Cratchit family is shown again to Scrooge however tiny Tim has died. The family is devastated and even Scrooge feels the same
- Stave 1
- Christmas
- Stave 3
- The Cratchits enjoy a Christmas all together and are all still positive despite not being as wealthy as Scrooge.
- Stave 2
- Scrooge is shown a younger self of him where he still doesn't celebrate Christmas and being 'all alone'.
- Key point in Scrooge's changing character with him 'drying his eyes'
- Scrooge is shown a younger self of him where he still doesn't celebrate Christmas and being 'all alone'.
- Stave 1
- Scrooge thinks Christmas is pointless and declines Fred's offer to Christmas dinner.
- Scrooge repeats saying 'Humbug!' showing his little interest in Christmas.
- Scrooge thinks Christmas is pointless and declines Fred's offer to Christmas dinner.
- Stave 5
- Christmas at Fred's house, everything is joyful and positive. Spending Christmas as a family.
- Scrooge see's the positive to Christmas and feels a Christmas spirit and quickly shares his generosity by buying the Cratchit family.
- This was exactly Dicken's intentions for people to be generous and for wealth to be shared.
- Stave 3
- Family
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