The ghost takes Scrooge to his nephews house while they were playing the games and enjoying each other. Scrooge thought it was so fun that even though he wasn’t able to be seen he wanted to stay. So now you know about how characters with money don’t always use it on themselves. Throughout the novel characters without money simply find happiness in their family. Bob Cratchit is a character with little money and finds true happiness in spending time with his family.
Dickens also writes how Scrooge treated his Nephew Fred, badly, his nephew and only living relative is a very cheerful man who loves Christmas. He wishes his Uncle a Merry Christmas Scrooge replies ‘bah humbug’. "Why did you get married?" said Scrooge. "Because I fell in love."
We know this as scrooge gets scared and says to the ghost “I will change spirit I will change”. Scrooge wakes after the visit of the last of the spirits, to find it is Christmas Day, and that he is able to change things for the better. He immediately sets out to help the Cratchit family, and others, while beginning to put right the wrongs of the past and the present. Tiny Tim does not die, and Scrooge becomes as kind as he once was selfish. Scrooge learns one of life most valuable lessons.
Matthew Diemand E Block 12/17/14 A Christmas Carol: Horror But Hope Charles Dickens’ masterpiece, A Christmas Carol, tells the story of a bitter old man named Ebenezer Scrooge and his transformation into a gentle, kind person after visitations by the ghost of his former business partner, Jacob Marley, and the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet to come. The ghost of Christmas past shows Scrooge many memories of him as a younger, more cheerful self and how he eventually became lonely. The ghost of Christmas present showed Scrooge how everyone happily celebrated the holiday, rich or poor, while the ghost of Christmas future revealed how no one will fondly remember Scrooge when he dies. These visions cause him to change and become a jolly and happy person. This novel, although it ends happily, is sad and somber throughout.
The atmosphere and scenery reignite deep memories for Scrooge and a tear falls on his cheek, although he tries to disguise this from the spirit. It is clear that Scrooge still remembers his childhood experiences and is excited. This is shown when stated in the text, ‘cried Scrooge with fervour’ meaning he was eager to carry on and relive his memories. This is the first time we see him express positive emotions and so suggests the beginning of his character change. However, when Scrooge sees himself alone in the school room he shows even more emotion.
The ghost of Christmas Present displays several humble Christmas celebrations to Scrooge, certainly the second spirits if Christmas reveals the powerful nature of Christmas. The ghoul escorts the antagonist to the warm home of the Cratchits where they embrace Christmas and toast Scrooge despite their financial struggles and the illness of their youngest son Tiny Tim. Moreover, Scrooge is escorted to the home of his nephew Fred, where he witnesses the joy of celebrating the festive season. Hence, the spirit’s intentions emerge as powerfully educating about the need to interact with family and celebrate, a realisation that deeply touches Scrooge’s sense that he must end his solitary
The next day, Bob arrives at work late. Scrooge pretends to be his usual miserable self. He eventually reveals to Bob that he is joking, and helps his family a great deal and also tells him that his going to raise his salary. He becomes almost a second father to Tiny Tim and is known throughout London as a kind and loving man who is the personification of the spirit of Christmas. 2- Well, after he's become a changed man he remembers seeing Marley's face in the door knocker.
Mama Esther I want you to help me. Papa Boy Charles I want you to help me. Mama Ola I want you to help me”. The ghost then escapes out of the house and Berniece is no longer is afraid of the piano and its spirits and begins to embrace them; she even teaches Maretha how to play the piano. The resolution in the play was accomplished when Boy Willie decides to keep the piano for Berniece and his family.
Taylor Biggs Roughing it We get from the start of “Roughing it” that this is a fairly young twain. We pick this up immediately when he mentions his brother and all of his accomplishments. When he is excited about being his brothers assistant we get a sense of a young boy that is yearning to get out and experience something different. The language he uses is very descriptive compared to “Tom Sawyer”, Twain takes in everything around him and enjoys all that his eyes see. I feel like through the book Twain matures progressively through his experiences.
To what extant did Charles Dickens Write a Christmas carol to entertain and how successful Do you think he was? A Christmas carol is about. Ebenezer scrooge is a cross, miserable, man old man .when his nephew visits him on Christmas Eve to say ‘merry Christmas’ and a happy new year and his nephew asked him does he want to come for Christmas dinner on Christmas day. But scrooge was not pleased, he thinks Christmas is a “humbug”, and that tell us what he think about Christmas, nonsense. By the end of the nacel Ebenezer scrooge is a generous man he doesn’t think Christmas is “humbug” anymore.