stave 2

Cards (26)

  • At what time does Scrooge wake up in Stave 2?
    Midnight
  • Why is Scrooge baffled when he wakes up?
    He thinks he has slept through a day
  • Who does Scrooge remember when he wakes up?
    Marley's ghost
  • What does Scrooge decide to do while waiting for the spirit?
    He decides to wait for his visitor
  • What type of figure appears at one o'clock?
    A strange, childlike figure
  • What does the spirit use to cover the light from its head?
    A cap
  • What is the identity of the spirit that visits Scrooge?
    The Ghost of Christmas Past
  • What ability does the spirit grant Scrooge?
    The ability to fly
  • Where does the ghost take Scrooge first?
    To the countryside where he was raised
  • How does Scrooge feel when he sees his childhood memories?
    He begins to sob
  • Who does Scrooge see in the school during his memories?
    A young Ebenezer Scrooge
  • What does Scrooge's sister Fan announce to him?
    She has come to take him home
  • What does the ghost show Scrooge about his father?
    His father is kinder now
  • Who is Fan's child?
    Fred
  • What does Scrooge see at Fezziwig's party?
    A merry celebration
  • What does Belle tell Scrooge when she breaks off their engagement?
    Greed has corrupted his love
  • What does Belle's husband say about Scrooge?
    He is quite alone in the world
  • How does Scrooge react to the visions of his past?
    He begs to return home
  • What does Scrooge do to dim the ghost's light?
    He pulls the ghost's hat over its head
  • Where does Scrooge find himself after the ghost leaves?
    Back in his bedroom
  • What does Scrooge do when he returns to his bedroom?
    He falls asleep immediately
  • What does the Ghost of Christmas Past symbolize in A Christmas Carol?
    • Represents memory
    • Connects different life stages
    • Illuminates the power of the mind
  • What are the key themes presented in A Christmas Carol regarding Christmas?
    • Christmas as a joyous holiday
    • Values of brotherhood and celebration
    • Critique of materialism and greed
  • How does Dickens portray the Christmas party at Fezziwig's shop?
    • Exhilarating dance
    • Reflects joy and community
    • Contrasts with Scrooge's later life
  • How does Scrooge's character change throughout the visions?
    • From loving to cold and greedy
    • Experiences emotional breakdown
    • Begins to reconnect with his feelings
  • What is the significance of the church clock in A Christmas Carol?
    • Represents the passage of time
    • Background to the story's events
    • Reflects on the religious context of Christmas