Character - Yet to come

• Who are the three ghosts that take Scrooge through Christmases?

  The Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come
• How do the characters Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, and Fred influence Scrooge?

  They contribute to his journey of transformation
• What is the role of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  • It shows Scrooge his potential future
  • It highlights the consequences of his actions
  • It motivates Scrooge to change his ways
• What is the appearance of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  It is silent, haunting, and draped
• How does Scrooge react to the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  He is filled with terror and fear
• What does Scrooge's trembling legs signify when he sees the ghost?

  His fear about the future the ghost shows
• How does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come communicate with Scrooge?

  It points silently to scenes
• What does the ghost's silence represent in its interaction with Scrooge?

  It demands Scrooge's attention and obedience
• What does Scrooge see at the funeral scene shown by the ghost?

  Businessmen discussing the dead man's money
• What realization does Scrooge come to when he sees the Cratchit household?

  He realizes Tiny Tim has died
• What is engraved on the tombstone shown to Scrooge by the ghost?

  Ebenezer Scrooge
• What does Scrooge pledge to do when he sees his tombstone?

  He pledges to change his ways
• How does Scrooge's interaction with the ghost end?

  He is left clutching at his bed curtains
• What are the key characteristics of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  • Silent and haunting
  • Frightening appearance
  • Demands attention through pointing
• How does Dickens portray the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  As a solemn and spooky spirit
• What does Scrooge's fear of the ghost indicate about his character?

  He is worried about his future
• How are the three Spirits different from Jacob Marley?

  They are incarnations of Christmas
• What do the first two Spirits force Scrooge to do?

  Reconnect with his past and observe Christmas
• What does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come indicate to Scrooge?

  His future if he prioritizes money
• What does Dickens associate with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

  Light
• What does the light from the Ghost of Christmas Past symbolize?

  Knowledge
• How does Scrooge react to the Ghost's light?

  He tries to extinguish it
• What does Scrooge's action of extinguishing the Ghost's light suggest?

  He blocks out painful childhood memories
• What does Dickens describe the Spirit as?

  A large, happy man
• What does the Spirit hold to shed light on Scrooge?

  A glowing torch
• What does the 'Horn of Plenty' symbolize?

  Abundance, good fortune, and fertility
• How does Dickens use the Spirit to show Scrooge's misdemeanours?

  By shedding light on his actions
• How do the Cratchits and others celebrate Christmas despite their poverty?

  With community and goodwill
• How is the final Ghost described?

  As the most frightening of them all
• What does the Ghost of Christmas Past use to symbolize knowledge?

  A bright clear jet of light
• What does Scrooge's desire to extinguish the Ghost's light imply about his character?

  He wants to ignore his painful past
• What does the Spirit's jolliness symbolize in the context of Dickens's message?

  Goodwill to others and community spirit