A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley, Act I

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Jacob Marley reveals about Scrooge:

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Solitary, miserly man.

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Scrooge's view on Christmas

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Christmas is an interruption; cares only for money.

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Scrooge's unease in Act I

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Thinks he sees Marley's face in pictures

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Scrooge's childhood revelation

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Alone and lonely

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Marley's visit to Scrooge - Reasons

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1. Inform about Three Spirits 2. Rescue from Marley's fate

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Mood of a morose person

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Gloomy

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Resolute:

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firm and unwavering

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Example of covetous behavior

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Alissa wanted Jordan's guitar

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Bob Cratchit's response to Scrooge's meanness

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Understands and feels sorry for him

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Scrooge's past revealed: not always a miser

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He was not a grumpy miser his entire life.