A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley- Act 1

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Scrooge's character at the start of A Christmas Carol

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Solitary, miserly (True)

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Young Scrooge's past: Not always a grumpy miser

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He was not as grumpy miser in his entire life

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Scrooge's impression in front of donation seekers

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Sincere about work, yet lonely and sorrowful

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Fred's view on Christmas

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Excited vs. Scrooge's waste of time

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Reason for Scrooge's relationship end

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Cares only about business and money

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Scrooge's state revealed by Marley

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alone and lonely

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Bob Cratchit's view of Scrooge

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Understands and feels sorry for him

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Wanting something, feeling jealous

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Covetous

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Synonym for gloomy person

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morose

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Adjective for a determined person

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resolute