A Christmas Carol Act 2 Review

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Cratchits toast to Scrooge

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Appreciation for Scrooge allowing Bob to earn a living

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Ghost of Christmas Present's kindness to the poor

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Thinks they need it most

Front

Tiny Tim's fate in Act 2, Scene 3

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Scrooge is bothered by his death.

Front

Nephew's connection to deceased mother

Back

Scrooge's importance

Front

Who does Scrooge think the businessmen are discussing?

Back

Marley

Front

Scrooge's transformation in Act 2, Scene 5

Back

Yes

Front

Scrooge's change: "If you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it."

Back

Indicates willingness to learn and change.

Front

Contrast between Scrooge and the poor:

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Poor people: Happy, singing, working hard at Christmas. Scrooge: Complaining, miserly, nasty.

Front

Scrooge's first reaction to Cratchit's family

Back

Shocked by Cratchit's many children

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Lesson from Ghost of Christmas Present

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Happiness without money