A Christmas Carol

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Jacob Marley

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Business partner of Scrooge

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Scrooge's view on helping the destitute

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They should be in workhouses and prisons

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Scrooge's lesson from the Spirit of Christmas Past

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Isolation from friends and family due to love of money

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Lesson from Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come

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Use money to help others; it's useless after death.

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Charles Dickens' purpose in writing this play

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Remind wealthy of poor conditions; inspire help

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morose

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gloomy, ill-tempered

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destitute

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living in complete poverty

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covetous

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great desire for wealth and possessions

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bestow

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to give, as a gift

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resolute

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determined, bold