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What does the simile "solitary as an oyster" highlight about Scrooge?
It highlights
Scrooge's
isolation from society.
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How does the imagery of an oyster relate to Scrooge's character?
It reveals how Scrooge is
ostracized
from society.
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What does the hidden pearl inside an oyster foreshadow about Scrooge?
It possibly foreshadows Scrooge's drastic
metamorphosis
.
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What does "Plenty's horn" symbolize in the context of A Christmas Carol?
It symbolizes
abundance
.
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How does the Ghost of Christmas Present relate to the theme of
Christmas
?
It suggests that
Christmas
should be a time of
giving
and
love.
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What does the description "golden sunlight, heavenly sky" signify about Scrooge's transformation?
It mirrors Scrooge's transformation and
redemption
.
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What biblical allusion is present in the phrase "golden sunlight"?
It alludes to the
halos
that shone on baby
Jesus
and the angels.
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What does the simile "as light as a feather" reveal about Scrooge's change?
It
portrays
Scrooge's
metamorphosis
and
newfound
freedom.
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How does the noun 'feather' relate to Scrooge's character transformation?
It infers that Scrooge has made himself free through change.
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What biblical reference is implied by the mention of 'feather' in relation to Scrooge?
It could reference
angels
, known for being full of light and good.
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