Ghosts in A Christmas Carol

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Ghosts in order:

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Marley, Past, Present, Future (yet to come)

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Marley's ghosts' chains

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Represent sins committed in life

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Malthus' Theory

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Population increase = less resources (money, food, etc.)

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Scrooge's concern for Tiny Tim

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Innocent child should not suffer

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Avaricious

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Greedy

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Scrooge described as 'solitary'

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stave 1 and 2

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Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come: Terrifying Aspect

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Points and does not speak

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Ghost of Christmas Past's impact on Scrooge

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Reminds him of time with Belle