11.29.23_Scrooge & Marley_Acts 1&2 _StudyGuide_Thornton

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Who is Fezziwig in 'A Christmas Carol'?

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Fezziwig is Scrooge's former employer, known for his joyful and generous nature, contrasting with Scrooge's later miserly behavior.

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What does Scrooge's reaction to Fezziwig's memory reveal about him?

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It shows that Scrooge once valued joy and community, indicating he was not always a miser.

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What is the significance of Marley reaching out to Scrooge?

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It symbolizes Marley's desire to connect with Scrooge and warn him against continuing his cold-hearted ways.

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What does Bob Cratchit's comment about Scrooge suggest about his character?

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It suggests that Cratchit understands Scrooge's loneliness and feels compassion for him despite Scrooge's harsh demeanor.

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What does Scrooge's statement about supporting establishments imply about his views on charity?

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It implies that Scrooge believes in a system where the less fortunate should rely on institutions rather than personal generosity.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Past reveal to Scrooge?

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The Ghost shows Scrooge his past, highlighting moments that shaped his current miserly nature.

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How does Scrooge's nephew view him?

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Scrooge's nephew views him as 'impossible' due to his cold and unkind behavior, reflecting a sense of disappointment.

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What does the phrase 'grumpy miser' mean in the context of Scrooge?

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It refers to Scrooge's character as someone who is both irritable and stingy, particularly with money.

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What lesson does Scrooge learn from his visions with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

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He learns that he was not always a miser and that he had the capacity for joy and connection.

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What does Marley’s ghost symbolize in the story?

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Marley's ghost symbolizes the consequences of a life lived without compassion and the importance of redemption.