A Christmas Carol: Stave 2

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First spirit arrival time

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1:00am

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Ebenezer Scrooge's loneliness in the past

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Everyone else left for Christmas holidays

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Good news from Fan to Ebenezer

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Father is kinder now; he can go home with her.

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Scrooge's realization of his mistake

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"There was a boy singing a Christmas carol at my door last night. I should have given him something, that's all."

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Apprentice

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Works for low wages to learn a trade

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Spirit's reference to Scrooge's spending

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Fezziwig's party for employees

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Scrooge's reflection on Fezziwig

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Remembers kindness, regrets treatment of clerk

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Scrooge's sadness upon seeing Belle's family

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Realized this could have been his family, but he gave her up

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Belle symbolizes

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a lost opportunity

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Figurative language in "The sound resounded like thunder"

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Simile