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a christmas carol
character analysis
bob cratchit
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What is the role of Scrooge's clerk in the story?
He highlights the
dehumanization
of the lower class
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How is the lower class recognized in the story?
Only for their
service
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What does Bob Cratchit symbolize in the narrative?
A
microcosm
for the poor
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How does Scrooge's perception of Bob change during the story?
He sees Bob's
vulnerable side
and
relates
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How is Bob depicted as a family man?
As a loving
father
and
husband
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What does Bob's celebration of Christmas signify?
His
gratitude
and
compassion
despite poverty
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What does 'Bob' slang refer to in the Victorian era?
A
shilling
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What does Bob's low income represent in the story?
The power of money over the
lower class
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How does Bob's mistreatment reflect societal issues?
It mirrors the struggles of many poor workers
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How does Bob's faith influence his character?
He is deeply connected to his
faith
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What theme does Bob's emphasis on family highlight?
The importance of family during
Christmas
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How does Scrooge's character development relate to Bob's role?
Scrooge's understanding of the
lower class
deepens
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What is Bob's character flaw in the story?
He has
limited
flaws
and is
idealized
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How does Bob's relationship with Scrooge evolve?
From intimidation to
mutual respect
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What does Bob's relationship with Mrs. Cratchit signify?
It breeds
love
and happiness
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How does Tiny Tim's character affect our view of Bob?
It emphasizes
Bob's
loving
qualities
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How does Bob cope with Tiny Tim's death?
He tries to
remain
peaceful
and
positive
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What is Bob's relationship with his remaining children like?
He maintains a
loving
relationship with them
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What does Bob emphasize more than money?
The importance of
family
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