How does Scrooge present the final Ghost of Christmas Future by Sean Alexander Harris https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi 10xEn2 en-us 2017-12-18 09:51:17 UTC 2017-12-18 13:11:31 UTC hello@padlet.com Dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future owilson6 https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925259 2017-12-18 12:58:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925259 mburke28 https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925373 2017-12-18 12:58:40 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925373 dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future as persuasive as the final ghost was the ghost that helped make scrooge change mnugent3 https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925730 2017-12-18 13:00:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216925730 dickens presents scrooge as respectful to the final ghost however, the final ghost ignores scrooge just like scrooge ignores the poor and their conditions angelsw2003 https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216926170 2017-12-18 13:01:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216926170 mburke28 https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216926246 Dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future as a metaphor for death. For example at the start of stave 4 he describes the "spectre" as approaching "slowly, gravely, silently". This is a triadic structure of adverbs and Dickens is building up suspense for how the ghost enters. "Gravely" has connotations of death and foreshadows what the spirit shows Scrooge 








































]]> 2017-12-18 13:02:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216926246 Cameronchalloner https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927615 Dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future as a metaphor for death. For example at the start of stave 4 he describes the "spectre" as approaching "slowly, gravely, silently". This is a triadic structure of adverbs and Dickens is building up suspense for how the ghost enters. "Gravely" ]]> 2017-12-18 13:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927615 Cameronchalloner https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927899 2017-12-18 13:07:26 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927899 Cameronchalloner https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927969 Dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future as a metaphor for death. For example at the start of stave 4 he describes the "spectre" as approaching "slowly, gravely, silently". This is a triadic structure of adverbs and Dickens is building up suspense for how the ghost enters. "Gravely" has connotations of death and foreshadows what the spirit shows Scrooge ]]> 2017-12-18 13:07:37 UTC https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216927969 Cameronchalloner https://padlet.com/sean_alexander_harris_29/ejiujynvjqsi/wish/216928393 Dickens presents the final ghost of Christmas future as a metaphor for death. For example at the start of stave 4 he describes the "spectre" as approaching "slowly, gravely, silently". This is a triadic structure of adverbs and Dickens is building up suspense for how the ghost enters. "Gravely" has connotations of death and foreshadows what the spirit shows Scrooge 

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