Scrooge was his soleexecutor , his sole administrator , his sole assign , his sole residuary legatee , his sole freind
'I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel'
'A merry christmas to everybody! a happy new year to all the world!'
'God bless us everyone!'
'The spirits of all three shall strive within me.'
Mankind was my business
'I wear the chain I forged in life'
'I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year'
His wealth is of no use to him he donogood with it
The boy is ignorance the girl is want
If they would rather die they better do it and decrease the surplus population
Scrooge was better than his word
Darkness is cheap
The cold within him froze his old features
"I am sorry for him" fred
10% of people admitted to workhouses would die
Dickens crafts an allegorical novella with a didactic purpose aiming to convey a message about the virulent consequences of frugality and greed in society. He criticise the upper class for their apathy towards the poor.
Dickens uses the ghosts as vehicles for conveying his condemnation of the ignorance and callousness prevelant amongst the materialistic upper class.The ghosts are dickens mouthpiece delivering a powerful message advocating for compassion and societal reform.
The syntax 'Mankind was my buisness' shows the hierachal order of values people should adopt economical language critiques the society's obsession with
The ghost aims to catalyse a regression within scrooge and prompt a return to his former compassionate self by showing him his childhood
The ghost repeats scrooge quote to emphasis his callous neglect and ignorance towards the destitute. Dickens is using scrooge to criticise the malthusian views the aristocratic upper class held
"Shrouded in a deep black garment" symbolises grim reaper and death it creates a ambience of forbidding and finality a reminded of the consequences of scrooges actions
Ghost of christmas ytc has a ominousambience unlike the other two ghosts which represents light
"Clerk" Lack of identity dehumanisation and marginalisation of the poor during victoriana era the deliberate removal of the name reflects how the poor were stripped of their identity and individuality