❄️🌨️A Christmas carol

• 3 adjective to describe scrooge at the START of the play

  Bitter, Miserable, Greedy
• 3 adjectives to describe scrooge at the END of the play

  Generous, joyous, Kind
• "Are there no prisons? Are there no workhouses?"
• "I'm as light as a feather!"
• 3 adjectives to describe Bob Crachit at the START of the play

  Hardworking, submissive, pacifistic
• 3 adjectives to describe Bob Crachit at the END of the play


  Hopeful, Grateful, Loyal
• "Founder of the feast"
• "It's only once a year, sir,"
• 3 adjectives to describe Fred at the START of the play

  Cheerful, generous, optimistic
• 3 adjectives to describe Fred at the END of the play

  Positive influence, consistent personality, sympathetic
• "Merry Christmas Uncle!God save you!"
• "I'm sorry for him"
• 3 adjectives to describe Jacob Marley at the START of the play

  Tormented, warning, desperate
• "I wear the chains I forged in life"
• 3 adjectives to describe Ghost of Christmas past at the START of the play


  Stead fast, compassionate, Ethereal
• "I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel, I am as merry as a schoolboy"
• 3 adjectives to describe Ghost of Christmas past at the START of the play

  gentle, reflective, mysterious
• "Like a child:yet not so like a child as like an old man"
• "May you be happy in the life you chosen!"
• 3 adjectives to describe Ghost of Christmas present at the START of the play

  Jovial, Direct, Honest
• "This boy is Ignorance.This girl is want."
• "Beware them both"
• "Most of all beware this boy"
• 3 adjectives to describe Ghost of Christmas yet to come at the START of the play


  Mysterious, eerie, foreboding
• "It seemed to scatter gloom and mystery."
• "The Phantom slowly, gravely, silently approached."
• Dickens father went to a debtors prison.
• 1834 new poor law
• "solitary as a oyster"
• "Bah humbug"
• "I will honour Christmas in my heart and try to keep it all the year round"