Stave II A Christmas Carol

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Who comes to take Scrooge home from school?

Back

His sister, Fan.

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Who is Belle reminiscing with about her ex-fiancé, Scrooge?

Back

Her husband.

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How is Scrooge’s time at school similar to his present life?

Back

He chooses to be alone.

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What did Scrooge enjoy doing as a boy to forget loneliness?

Back

Reading and acting out fantasy stories.

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Until what time does Scrooge listen to the time pass?

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1 A.M.

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What does Scrooge's relationship with his sister, Fan, reveal about his childhood?

Back

It shows that he had a caring family member who loved him.

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How does Scrooge's choice to be alone reflect his character development?

Back

It indicates his growing isolation and emotional detachment.

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What role does nostalgia play in Belle's conversation about Scrooge?

Back

It highlights the contrast between their past love and present circumstances.

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What does Scrooge's enjoyment of reading and fantasy stories suggest about his personality?

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It suggests he has a rich imagination and a desire to escape reality.

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How does the time Scrooge spends listening to the clock symbolize his state of mind?

Back

It symbolizes his loneliness and the passage of time without meaningful connections.

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