Christmas Carol Act 1

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Ebenezer Scrooge's character

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Solitary, miserly man

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Scrooge's view on Christmas

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Considers it an interruption; cares only for money.

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Scrooge's childhood revelation

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Alone and lonely

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Marley's visit to Scrooge

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To inform Scrooge of the Three Spirits' haunting

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Bob Cratchit's view on Scrooge's behavior

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Understands Scrooge and feels sorry for him.

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Scrooge's character evolution

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Not a grumpy miser his entire life

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Quotation supporting Scrooge's past kindness

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"If ever I own a firm of my own, I shall treat my apprentices with the same dignity and the same grace."

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Scrooge's feeling after Fezziwigs' party

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Sorry for being ungenerous to Bob Cratchit

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Impression of Scrooge by the two men in Act I

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Hardhearted and cruel

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Scrooge vs. Nephew: Importance of Christmas

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Different views on Christmas