A Christmas Carol: Act II

Front

Scrooge's change in attitude

Back

"Tonight, if you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it."

Front

Scrooge's reaction to Cratchit's family in Act II

Back

Thinks Cratchit has too many children

Front

Items sold to Old Joe by two women and a man

Back

Stolen from Scrooge's rooms after he died

Front

Cratchits' response to Tiny Tim's death

Back

Comfort one another and move forward

Front

Scrooge's response to Cratchit being late

Back

Promises to pay Cratchit more money

Front

Altered plan description

Back

Changed in significant ways

Front

Best example of speaking in earnest

Back

Dan's sincere apology for accidental trouble

Front

Circumstance for rumor dispelled

Back

Rumor proven untrue

Front

Scrooge's familiarity with Cratchit's home

Back

Never visited

Front

Scrooge's actions affect outcomes?

Back

If these shadows remain unaltered, the child will die.