A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley Act II

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Scrooge's change in Act II, Scene I

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"Tonight if you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it."

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Scrooge was ____________ when welcomed by Fred and his wife.

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astonished

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Scrooge's reaction to Cratchit's home

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Thinks Cratchit has too many children

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Excerpt from Act II: Scrooge touches Present's robe, lightning, thunder, music, blackout

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Element of Drama: Stage Directions

Front

Ghost of Christmas Future's action

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Drops garments and disappears

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Scrooge's familiarity with Cratchit's home

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Never visited

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Most severe attitude toward Scrooge

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Mrs. Cratchit's

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Most meager?

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The Cratchits' possessions

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Items stolen from Scrooge's rooms

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Act II, Scene 4

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Scrooge's actions affect outcomes

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"If these shadows remain unaltered by the future, the child will die."