Scroogetransmogrifies into a compassionate and benevolent member of society as he is a microsm for the avariceupperclasses by becoming a paternalfigure for TinyTim it exemplifies the power of redemption and its ability to catalysepostivereforms. QOUTE: "hewasafather" (4)
Scrooge's refusal of redemption - 2
Scrooge rejectsredemption in the beginning he refuses to acknowledge the detrimentalconsequences of his parimomnus nature. He remains isolated in his self-destructivecocoonofsin, shunning any idea of change
Scrooge's plead for redemption
Scrooge pleads for redemption and salvation when he sees his prolepticgrimfate. His abonded and ironically "solitary" death reinforces his desperate need to be cleansed of his sins of greed and misanthropy. QOUTE: "I will live in the past the present and the future the ghost of all three shall strive within me" (5)