A Christmas Carol

Cards (25)

  • HWASAAO
    'He was as solitary as an oyster'
  • EHACHLIOS
    'External heat and cold had little influence on Scrooge'
  • Misantropic
    Dislike humanity and try to keep distance from society. Scrooge's misantropic nature is presented through the use of pathetic fallacy.
  • 1834 Poor Law 

    Law introducing workhouses for the poor/unemployed to work in order for food or shelter. Scrooge advocates for workhouses despite exploitive and dehumanising conditions. Dicken's exposes mass ignorance of the upper class.
  • LAWAHLAT
    'Long and wound about him like a tail'
  • TCWHFHOF
    'The cold within him froze his old features'
  • IWTCIFIL
    'I wear the chain I forged in life'
  • Microcosm
    When something small represents something big. Marley is a microcosm of the upper class of the Victorian society.
  • Epitome
    A perfect example of. Scrooge is the epitome of selfishness and greed in stave 1.
  • Materialism
    Valuing materialistic things like money (or kingship) over people. Scrooge presents the theme of materialism in Stave 1 by...
  • HWINUTH.HDDAGWI
    'His wealth is no use to him. He don't do any good with it' Fred about Scrooge.
  • IWHCIMHAKIAY
    'I will honour Christmas in my heart and keep it all year'
  • PT
    'Prize turkey'
  • GSHS
    'Golden sunlight; heavenly sky'
  • IAALAAFIAAHAAA
    'I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel'
  • DATT
    'Dancing about the table'
  • GBE
    'god bless everyone'
  • NMWTCE
    'No more work tonight, Christmas Eve' Fezziwig encourage apprentices to go home. Fezziwig is the antithesis of Scrooge.
  • SHWEPI
    '...shaking hands with everyone individually' Fezziwig
  • AIHDM
    'Another idol has displaced me' Belle stating money has taken priority over Scrooge's relationship with her.
  • ITHND
    'I thought he'd never die' Business men about Scrooge.
  • NG
    'neglected gravestone' ideas that Scrooge's 'neglected' childhood will follow him for eternity.
  • ICATMIPM
    'I can't afford to make idle people merry'
  • Solitude
    to be alone. Scrooge shows solitude throughout stave 1. A theme of solitude can be seen prodominantly in Stave 1.
  • Caustic
    Bitter sarcasm. Scrooge speaks to everyone in a caustic tone.