A Christmas Carol

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Scrooge's character from Marley in A Christmas Carol

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Solitary, miserly man

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Scrooge vs. Fred: Worth of Christmas

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Different ideas about Christmas

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Bob Cratchit's view of Scrooge

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Understands and pities him

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Scrooge's view on Christmas

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Cares only for making money; sees Christmas as an interruption.

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Marley's chain origin

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Made from greed and bad deeds

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Scrooge's childhood revelation

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Alone and lonely in his head

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Reason for ending engagement:

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Too interested in money.

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Scrooge's change in Act II, Scene 1

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“If you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it.”

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Scrooge's familiarity with Cratchit's home

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Never visited

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Scrooge's reaction to Cratchit's family

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Thinks Cratchit has too many children