Scrooge recognises that he must change or suffer the same fate as others
'I am not the man I was'
Literally stating his change
Recognises this himself and is symbolic of the change that Dickens wants to achieve
'honour Christmas in my heart'
Religious imagery with Christmas being involved
Shows his change for the better as Christmas is usually a joyous time of the year
'He has the power to render us happy or unhappy'
'the happiness he gives, is quite great as if it cost a fortune'
Scrooge's perspective on the value of money changes after the Ghost of Christmas Past provoked him by belittling the amount of money spent by Fezziwig as he defends him
