A Christmas Carol - Stave 2

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What is the significance of Scrooge’s time as a boy at school?

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It represents his loneliness and the beginning of his emotional detachment from others.

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Who is Fezziwig and what role does he play in Scrooge's past?

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Fezziwig is Scrooge's former employer who embodies generosity and joy, contrasting with Scrooge's later miserly behavior.

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What does Belle symbolize in Scrooge's life?

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Belle symbolizes lost love and the choices Scrooge made that led to his isolation.

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How does the Ghost of Christmas Past help Scrooge?

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The Ghost shows Scrooge pivotal moments from his past to help him understand how he became the person he is.

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What emotions does Scrooge experience when he sees his younger self?

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Scrooge feels nostalgia, regret, and sadness as he reflects on his lost innocence.

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What lesson does Scrooge learn from watching Belle with her family?

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He learns about the consequences of his choices and the pain of losing love.

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What is the importance of the quote ‘Why do you delight to torture me?’

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It reflects Scrooge's inner turmoil and the pain of confronting his past.

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How does Scrooge's view of Christmas change throughout Stave 2?

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He begins to see the value of love, family, and generosity, contrasting with his previous disdain for Christmas.

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What role does memory play in Scrooge's transformation?

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Memory serves as a catalyst for Scrooge's change, allowing him to confront his past and recognize his mistakes.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Past look like?

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The Ghost appears as a child and an old man, symbolizing the duality of memory and time.