Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

• How does Bob Cratchit influence Scrooge?

  He shows compassion and family values
• What is the significance of Tiny Tim in Scrooge's transformation?

  He symbolizes innocence and the impact of poverty
• What is the appearance of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  It is silent, dark, and ominous
• 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 of the future and impending death
• What does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come demand from Scrooge?

  That he pays attention to the scenes shown
• What does the ghost show Scrooge at the funeral scene?

  Businessmen discussing the deceased's money
• How does Scrooge feel when he realizes Tiny Tim has died?

  He feels upset and regretful
• What is engraved on the tombstone shown to Scrooge?

  Ebenezer Scrooge
• What does Scrooge pledge to do after seeing the ghost's visions?

  To change his ways to avoid a lonely death
• What does Scrooge do after the ghost disappears?

  He clutches at his bed curtains
• What are the characteristics of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  • Silent and ominous
  • Haunting appearance
  • Demands Scrooge's attention
  • Fills Scrooge with terror
• What are the key scenes shown to Scrooge by the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  1. Funeral scene with businessmen
  2. People scavenging belongings of the deceased
  3. Cratchit household mourning Tiny Tim
  4. Tombstone with Scrooge's name
• How does Dickens portray the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

  • As a solemn and spooky spirit
  • Silent and unyielding
  • Evokes fear and reflection in Scrooge
• What is the impact of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come on Scrooge's character development?

  • Forces him to confront his mortality
  • Highlights the consequences of his actions
  • Motivates him to change his life