Themes in A Christmas Carol
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- Created on: 18-03-18 19:32
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- Themes in A Christmas Carol
- Reformation
- Scrooge shows a gradual change throughout the novella. He goes from a horrible old man to a kind-hearted man
- Greed / Money and Wealth
- Break-up with Belle was constantly referred to money showing that money can ruin relationships of any kind
- No Dowry
- Love / Family
- Dickens was trying to explain to the upper class that Love > Wealth
- The Cratchits show that they may not have much but family is the best thing that they could have
- In every scene that they are in when it is Christmas they are always thankful and happy with each other.
- Christmas
- Except when Tiny Tim dies, then they are miserable, showing how important family is
- In every scene that they are in when it is Christmas they are always thankful and happy with each other.
- Old Joes - anything for the littlest scrap of money
- Break-up with Belle was constantly referred to money showing that money can ruin relationships of any kind
- Christmas
- Love / Family
- Dickens was trying to explain to the upper class that Love > Wealth
- The Cratchits show that they may not have much but family is the best thing that they could have
- In every scene that they are in when it is Christmas they are always thankful and happy with each other.
- Except when Tiny Tim dies, then they are miserable, showing how important family is
- In every scene that they are in when it is Christmas they are always thankful and happy with each other.
- Reformation
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