https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn Make sure you have BOTH names on this. en-us 2017-11-13 19:58:36 UTC 2026-01-19 19:08:01 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206484910       I believe that the change in Scrooge's character is most believable in the graphic novel of A Christmas Carol. The graphic novel gives you a picture on every piece of text which helps you understand what Scrooge is feeling. From these pictures I can infer that the change in Scrooge's character is most believable in the graphic novel because it shows that Scrooge is finally starting to change. The yellow text shows what Scrooge's movements are. From this I can infer that Scrooge's change is most believable in the graphic novel.]]> 2017-11-13 20:45:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206484910 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206485212 I believe that Scrooge's character is more believable in the Comic of "A Christmas Carol." For example in the comic every strip gives you a good visual on what Scrooge is experiencing. These give you clear visuals on what Scrooge's facial expressions and can show you really how scared he is. This shows that the comic makes Scrooge's character more believable. Another example is that the comic can put you in a perspective of Scrooge. This can make you feel as scared as Scrooge.From these examples i can infer that the comic makes Scrooge's character more believable.]]> 2017-11-13 20:46:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206485212 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206488494 We believe,that the drama story is most believable because they add more script. for example on line 25-26 the text says, "Oh good spirit,I see your waving hand that your good nature intercedes for me and pities me."Another example is "Scrooge makes a desperate stab at grabbing Future's hand.He holds it firm for a moment, but future stronger then scrooge, pulls away." therefore, these few examples explain what's happening unlike in the original and graphic novel story.]]> 2017-11-13 20:54:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206488494 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206490640 I think that Scrooge's character is most believable in the graphic novel in several ways. One way is the pictures can give you a different image of what the story is like. Another way is the pictures can actually show what Scrooge is doing instead of just words and trying to picture what he is doing. There for, the graphic novel is more understandable than the drama and the novel version. ]]> 2017-11-13 21:00:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206490640 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491414 Scrooge´s character is more believable in the graphic novel in several ways. In the graphic novel, you see Scrooge´s facial expressions and actions. From Scrooge´s actions and facial expressions, we can see the story more clearly than from reading the original novel.]]> 2017-11-13 21:03:11 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491414 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491926 I think that Scrooge's change was most believable in the graphic novel because, you can see what is happening in the story. For example throughout the story you are able to see Scrooge's facial expressions, which can help you understand what he's feeling like. For example in the scene that Scrooge finds out that he was the man lying in the bed dead, you can see in his facial expressions that he's scared]]> 2017-11-13 21:04:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491926 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491998 In the drama Scrooge's character is most believable. One reason is the stage directions help give an idea of what the body language from the characters are like . Such as "Future considers Scrooge's logic, his hand wavers. " Also when Scrooge desperately  grabs futures hand this version tells you that Scrooge holds his hand firm for a moment but future who is stronger than scrooge pulls away. This also helps out the reader when it comes to visualization because you can understand the kind of action going on. ]]> 2017-11-13 21:04:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206491998 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493521 In the graphic story, the change in Scrooge's character has the most believable change. I think that's true because, on page 41, you can see his facial expression change, and that might help you understand it better. This is true because in my opinion, facial expression is a big thing to see who/how a person is, because if they're happy, they're mainly smiling, which can show you they're happy.]]> 2017-11-13 21:09:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493521 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493841 This experience of reading a dramatization of a Christmas Carol is different from reading the original story because different people get to read and get to follow other stage directions. My reasoning id that you don't have to have to hear the same person read the whole time.]]> 2017-11-13 21:10:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493841 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493866 I think that Scrooge's change was most believable in the graphic novel because, you can see what is happening in the story. For example, throughout the story you get to see Scrooge's facial expressions, which can help you see what he's feeling like. The scene where you see Scrooge find out that he was the man lying dead in the bed, you can see that Scrooge is scared.]]> 2017-11-13 21:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206493866 n_anderson https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206494163 I feel like the graphic novel is more believable. Because when scrooge say ' but please tell me who we saw laying there dead'. you can see scrooges face expression when he says it. And each piece of text you could see what he really feels.]]> 2017-11-13 21:12:00 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206494163 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206494893 The experience of reading a dramatization of "A Christmas Carol" is different from the original story for several reasons. One reason is that there are stage directions. In lines 40-44 it has stage directions that tell me that future's cloths fall to the ground and that there is nothing in them. One other reason that the dramatization is different from the original is that there is more dialogue  which helped me understand it better.On line 25-26 scrooge says '' Oh' Good spirit 'I see bye your waving hand that  your kind nature intercedes for me and pities me ." it didn't say that in the original version ]]> 2017-11-13 21:14:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206494893 https://padlet.com/cjelderks/6giyawazhgcn/wish/206496466 I believe Scrooge’s Character is most believable in the drama. In the drama, it’s easy to understand what’s going on in the story. Also in the drama, the text describes the emotions Scrooge is experiencing that build his character. The stage direction’s details help show Scrooge’s character.

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