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Marley 3) Dramatic tension rises as Strange things house 1) Marley's ghost appears wearing happen. Marley's belong to Marley used to a chain of "cash-boxes, key, pad locks, ledgers, deeds and heavy face on tiles Of Fireplace.c 2.all purses-symbolises now Marley the bells in was obsessed with money 2) This caused him to lack compassion the house for others, this results him to be doomed to wander through the world" forever, his fate is "incessant 2.) Dark because "Darkness is Cheap and Scrooge likes 14" reflects Scrooge's cold personality. 3.) Scrooge's door knocker turns into Marley's face 1st Supernatural event foreshadow Soooge has "little of what is called eancy about him-Unimaginative. Addy tension, lovely event happening. rather than Sucoge's imagination torture" 3.) Marley says Scrooge's worse than him, chain is heavier horrible fate. 4.) Scrooge finds out he has a chance of redemption/3 ghosts. Weather 1) weather is "bleak" and Ominous - nature was "brewing" on a large scale-creates the impression Something big is about to happen.) 2.) links weather with Scrooge's Personality it's cold reflects the "Cold within Scrooge's heart. It is also foggy-symboises Scrooge's inability to see how ignorant he's being. Weather gets worse as more of Scrooge s unpleasent personality is shown. Dickens establishes Scrooge as an unsympathetic Figure to make his transformation more powerful to ring, and hears the clanking of Chains from cellar. Character - Scrooge Scrooge is difficut and unpleasery to everybody he comes into contact with Scrooge's INTRODUCTION 1.) Begins lightheartedly as the omniscient narrator humourosiy dicusses the fact that Jacob Marley is de ad. Theme- Social Responsibility Scrooge represents the Selfish members of the miaale/upper class in victorian society. the...

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refuses to give to Charity as he calls the poor people "Surpus population" saying that it would be better if they just area. 2.) Scrooge is Marley's old omniscient business partner. He's mean, greedy and "Sortary as an oystery: His Shrivelled" Tooks and "grating voice" match his horrible personality marley's Ghost English - Character analysis Scrooge is Rude to everyone... 1) Scrooge's office is dark and cold. tle's too mean to let Crachit have a good life. 3.) The cheerful beginning of the novella Juxtaposes with Scrooge's introduction. (makes Scrooge seem even less appealing' WRITERS TECHNIQUES The narrator uses the phrase "Once upon a time " to introduce the main story. Dicken's use of a fairy tale convention suggests that the Story will have a magica I element to it is that it to likely to have a happy ending Scrooge's nosty personality is emphasised by how he treats the Charity collecters. the refuses to donate maney saying that the idle Poor are 2)+lis nephew Frea comes to wish him a merry Christmas. Fred is Scrooges opposite Scrooge = negative and cynical about christmas whilst Frea thinks Christmas is Scooge says those who wish Merry Christmas is an "lalar"