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    In the story “ A Christmas Carol” the main character Scrooge is a mean, selfish, sinning, old man. However, in Stave 3 Scrooge’s perspective changes into a different type of person. He visits celebrations at the Cratchits and his nephew’s house, which causes him to realize how mean of a person he is. The first place Scrooge and the ghost went to was the Cratchit’s house. In the text it states, “ Spirit said Scrooge. With and interest he had never felt before, tell me if Tiny Tim will live.” This

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    A Christmas Carol is preeminent a Christian moral story of reclamation about, as Fred , (Scrooges Nephew) puts it, the "kind, forgetting, altruistic, lovely time" of Christmas. Scrooge is a skinflint businessperson who speaks to the greediest driving forces of Victorian England's rich. He subscribes to the rules of the Poor Laws, which abuse the underclass, and has no glow in his soul for anything other than cash. Dickens perfectly showcases this, by representing Cratchit as the hardworking poor

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    Scrooge cannot be. As it continues, we discover that Scrooge hates Christmas and everything related to it (including carolers, donors, etc.)

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    A Christmas Carol

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    The play “A Christmas Carol” was written by Charles John Huffam Dickens, playwright who was born on February 7,1813. Charles was a English writer and also a social critic, he created some of the best fictional characters that people know today. Charles is recognized as one of the greatest novelist of the Victorian Era. Charles wrote 15 novels , 5 novellas, hundreds of short stories and lots of other things. Charles left school early to work at a factory to provide for him and his family, but his

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    A Christmas Carol is about a man named Ebenezer Scrooge.Who had a lot of greed. He even called Christmas a “humbug”. Ebenezer Scrooge had more greed than any other man in England. He worked all year long even through Christmas, The most happiest time of year, but not for Ebenezer Scrooge. Scrooge had parter, Bob Cratchit, he paid him only 15 shillings a week. Cratchit had 5 children and one of his children had a crippled foot, and walked with a crutch. That Christmas the Cratchit family had a

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    Catholics celebrate Christmas as the birth of Christ; the rejoicing in the birth of our savior, and His influence on our lives today. It can also be a time of healing and renewed strength. While looking back and celebrating the birth of Christ, it should also be a time of looking ahead in preparation when He will come again. Many people lose sight of this aspect and get entwined in the material trappings of the holidays. They forget there is a spiritual meaning that does not require boxes and bows

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    Source 1 displays a Indigenous prayer ceremony to prepare for Christmas. The ceremony is influenced by Aboriginal culture such as their connection with the land and the spirits of the First Peoples. For Aborigines “all objects are living and share the same soul and spirit as them”. Spirituality is heavily incorporated into the everyday lives of Aboriginals. Spirituality can be defined as the sense of a connection to something bigger than yourself and involves a search for the meaning of life.

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    under the Insolvent Debtors Act of 1813, and he at the age of twelve worked in a shoe factory. Once he was older he began to use his many novels as a platform to promote social reform. In A Christmas Carol, Dickens writes about the social gap between the upper and lower classes. Throughout the story of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge is often used as a voice to portray the social injustice of the early 19th century. When Scrooge refuses to give to charity, (Pg 50-51) it symbolized just how greedy the

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    A Christmas Carol

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    With each Ghost's tale functioning as a moral story, Dickens demonstrates the Christian moral ideals associated with Christmas such as; generosity, kindness, and a universal love for your community which follows the same moral landscape of Victorian England in general. The novel focuses more on a modern view of Christmas that is less concerned with religious ceremony and emphasizes more on joyous traditions like the sharing of gifts, festive celebrations, exhibitions of prosperity. The idea that

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    A Very Elfy Christmas    Alexander Buffalo     It was that time of the year when the leaves fall from the trees turn the various yellow, orange, and red. When the birds fly South, darkness rises faster in the nighttime and visits longer in the morning. The skies turn to grey, and the weather turns to a freezing Antarctic. He hated it the old elf high up in the mountains. Of course in the middle of the year when the weather was warm, you could only dream as far as the eye could see. Anything was possible

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