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"No...I don't know much about it...I only know he's dead" Stave four, page 96

"What has he done with his money?" Stave four, page 96

"I don't mind going if lunch is provided" Stave four page 97

"I always give too much to ladies...that's the way I ruin myself" Stave four, page 101

"Spirit...this is a fearful place, in leaving it I shall not leave it's lesson trust me. Let us go!" Stave four page 103

"But to whom would our debt be transferred...it would be bad fortune indeed to find so merciless a creditor in his successor." Stave four, page 104

"We may sleep to-night with light hearts, Caroline" Stave four, page 104

"When we part from one another, I am sure we shall none of us forget Tiny Tim - shall we - or this first parting that there were among us?" Stave four, page 107

"Men's courses will foreshadow certain ends, to which, if persevered in they must lead...But if the courses be departed from, the ends will change. Say it thus with what you show me!" Stave four, page 108

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Cynthia Nixon's Personal Story for Susan G Komen for the Cure

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Breast cancer survivor Cynthia Nixon shares her and her mother's battle with breast cancer in support of Susan G Komen for the Cure.

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Cynthia Nixon

In stave four the ghost of Christmas yet to come showed Scrooge a number of people who were speaking unkind of a deceased person. After many clues and observing conversations Scrooge realized that the deceased one everyone had been speaking nastily of was intact Scrooge himself. I compared Scrooge 'seeing his own death' to Cynthia Nixons' story of battleing Breast cancer.

In a way Nixon was potentially shown a way that her life could end after witnessing her mothers fight and battle with Breast cancer. When Nixon was diagnosed with cancer she immediately thought positively about her battle to come. After surviving her fight with cancer Nixon became an ambassador for Susan G. Komen for the cure. Nixon chose to take her battle or 'Witness of death' in a positive way by sharing her and her mothers story to try and elp other women out there suffereing from the same illness.

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Saoirse Ronan Nikole Beckwith & Cynthia Nixon

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Cynthia Nixon Channels the Personal to Play a Cancer Patient

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Cynthia Nixon's portrayal of a woman and mother dying of cancer in the Sundance drama "James White" hit extremely close to home. The actress saw her own mother die from the disease in the same year she shot the film.

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TINY TIM

Tiny Tim experiences great injustices in this Stave, although he experienced great levels of illness, so much so that his family all feel that he is going to pass away and are losing hop of finding a cure for him. He is still a brave boy, but he cannot leave his bed and so is severely hindered in getting any help from a doctor in order to get better.

His family all live to try and help him to get better, they all have feelings of hope and pain. They all live the way he would want to be living at that time, meaning they are all full of hope and honesty, even though there is also a feeling of general sadness about them as they are all losing a brother and son.

This family is brave and helps to shape Tiny Tim into what he is at this time, he is full of life despite hi illness because they never gave up on him. He is full of hop due to the fact that not one of his family members is going to give up on his life, they are all willing to do whatever it takes to help him survive the illness that has beseeched him at this time in his life.

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The language used in this stave is important for gaining information on the characters thought processes and who might have died even though it only tells you in the end of the Stave.

By using gloomy, dark language to describe the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come we are able to anticipate negative events are going to happen in this Stave and especially around this spirit. This is all shown when describing the ghost, "slowly, gravely, silently approached...It was shrouded in a deep black garment, which concealed its head, its face, its form and left nothing visible." (Stave four page 95).

This language also goes to make it clear that there is nothing to see of the Spirit and that if you were to see something of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come you most likely would not like what you saw due to the idea of 'evil' and the feeling of mystery that surrounds this Spirit.

Not only does the language and the description of this Spirit give off the idea of something bad happening, it also gives the impression of 'death lingering' and helps the reader to predict that Scrooge is seeing the results of his own death compared to the results of Tiny Tim's death. This can all be shown in the differing opinions people hold of these two individuals after they passed away, where people say "I am only willing to go if lunch is provided..." (Stave four, page 97) about Scrooge's funeral, the Cratchit family is upset st the departure of Tiny Tim but are still able to make Tim proud in living a life of honesty and positive feelings to one another and to the people they see each day.

The language Scrooge uses also shows how helpless he is becoming and how remorseful that he has been acting in such a way for so long, the change you can see in his language and the tone that surrounds him has differed greatly from Stave one as he has made progress as a man and is now able to see his faults and where he could become a 'better person'

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In Stave four we meet the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. This Spirit shows us of Scrooge's death without ever speaking. Instead he uses gestures and just allows Scrooge to see what he needs to see. We are shown Scrooge's distress at seeing this, and then we see the Cratchit's, a poor family who has little to live for apart from themselves and the love they are able to give to each other. We see the death of Tiny Tim has occurred and that there are new children in the family, they are all loving and make sure that the memory of Tiny Tim is one that will be cherished in the way they act toward each other and themselves.

There are women who feel like Scrooge no longer needs his belongings now that he is dead and so they take his old belongings from around him as he lies dead on his bed and then sell it to make a profit in order to feed their families and to be able to afford small luxuries in life.