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A Christmas Carol
Ebenezer Scrooge
'Are there no prisons? Are there no workhouses?
'Bah Humbug'
'I shall keep Christmas in my heart'
'As solitary as an oyster'
'Scrooge's fire was small but Bob's was so much smaller'
5 golden threads:
Kindness improves society
Selfishness leads to misery
Redemption is possible for everyone
Poverty leads to suffering
The Cratchits
Lack money, food and health but they make the best of their situation.
Saffron Hill - the most destitute street in London in Victorian England.
Fear inspires change
Jacob Marley's visit to Scrooge is the catalyst for his redemption journey. The door knocker.
The Cratchits
Tiny Tim
Mrs Cratchit
Bob Cratchit
The Ghosts
Ghost of Christmas Past
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
Ghost of Christmas Present
Jacob Marley
'I wear the chains I forged in life'
'Mankind was my business'
Fan
Scrooge's younger sister
Goes to Scrooge's school to bring him home
'Father is much kinder than he used to be/
Belle
'A golden idol has displaced me'
Fezziwig
Fred